<human>: I recently got a great job as an intern at a newspaper in my town. It was a really competitive process and even still, they only usually hire about half of the interns they have. I've been working there for about a month so far and really love the place.

I was invited on Friday to some drinks at a pub after work so I said yes thinking it would be a good opportunity to get to know people. Anyway, turns out they party a bit harder than I do. I had a few drinks but felt I was getting a bit tipsy so started drinking water. Everyone else was drinking a lot.

Meanwhile this guy comes up to me and started talking to me. He was a fairly senior journalist's boyfriend's friend. At first he seemed nice but then it seemed clear he was really drunk. He got a bit sleazy so I told him in no uncertain terms that I had a boyfriend. At that point he said something super inappropriate (about having a threesome), I was a bit tipsy and really uncomfortable, so I sort of just laughed it off. 

Anyway, next minute he said 'you should smack [co-worker's boyfriend]'s ass' and I awkwardly refused, and then he did it instead. Co-worker's boyfriend turns around, sleazy guy points at me and says 'she did it!' at which point I just put my hands up in the air and was like 'I didn't do anything!'. Anyway co-worker's boyfriend seemed pretty awkward, and so did I. I decided it had all gotten a bit out of hand and so decided to go home.

Anyway I'm really freaked out because I'm afraid that my co-worker will think it was me. This is such a great position and I don't want to jeopardise it. I don't know if I should address it with her, or whether I should just forget about it. 

I already told my SO about it and he was very understanding, but said that I should work on being able to walk away from these situations because I tend to freak out and try to be "polite" by continuing the conversation.

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<bot>: Went to a work function, sleazy guy got really drunk and pretended I slapped a co-worker's SO's ass. I'm worried about it and not sure if I should bring it up with her next week.