"Work wife" employee shows up unannounced at coworker's house when she's sick, concerned coworker goes to HR: "I never gave her my address"

Hey there people of the internet. Work is like our second home. We spent more time there than our actual homes to the point where we start bringing blankets, jackets, extra shoes, and mugs to our work. It really is the place we ultimately spend the majority of our days, so if you don't like your job, the environment, or your coworkers then things can get complicated for you.

Coworkers sometimes know more about us than our friends or family. Think about it, you bond over the absurdity of your boss, hating that one employee who always has the stupidest things to say, or texting each other throughout the day about all the workplace gossip. You come in after a fight with your boyfriend or mom and who's there to comfort you? Coworkers. Our coworkers see us at our worst Monday morning when we'd all be back in bed, and they see us Friday before 5 about to let lose for the weekend.

In the story below, it centers around two coworkers. They were friends until things get strange. The narrator claims her female coworker starts making her feel uncomfortable.

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AITA for reporting my coworker for showing up at my apartment uninvited, even though she said she was just checking on me?

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This woman sounds creepy! You can't just call yourself a work wife because you're friends with someone. Plus, going to HR to complain that her coworker seemed cold? What does she expect HR to do, force her to be friends? You can't make someone befriend you.
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