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What's a 'work husband'?
A silly way of describing a close (platonic) office relationship. People will sometimes call the relationship a "work husband" or "work wife" because you collaborate so well with them that it feels like "a professional marriage" since you trust and rely on each other. Lots of humor, teamwork, and maybe bickering. Because it's daily, you often spend as much (or more) time with them than your own spousal partner. It's a term of endearment and not describing an actual romance.
Ah, thank you :3