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Graeme1988

Hie yer hence from me heath!
If someone says something to you enough times, yes, you will believe it.

I say ignore those remarks from your mum and sisters, as hard as that will be.

Nae offence, Mikey, but that's easier said than done! I mean, it's hard not letting BS like that mess with you, and chip away at confidence.

@graeme sorry to hear about your cat :(

I know... ::(: Gonnae have to make that heart breaking decision at some point.
 

dottie

Well-known member
work.

this is just an update on my work. earlier in the year i posted how horrible my workplace was. my supervisor created a hostile environment making it clear she did not like me, did not want me working there, and did not want to be arsed to train me. this sentiment was delivered in dirty glares, flipped hair, talking in hushed tones in the corner with other coworkers, whispering nasty things under her breath that only i could hear, eyerolling, etc... it was passive-aggressive... no, it was passive-vicious. i would come home shaking and crying every night. but i stuck through it because being jobless is not really an option.

the update is that things have much improved. my supervisor can still be a nasty c-word (and i hate using that word) but now she cannot disrespect me anymore because i know my stuff, have proved myself to be indispensable, and, in fact, make her look good in the eyes of the higher-ups and other departments. **** gets done, quickly and accurately.

honestly, my supervisor can be nice, too, and there are moments where i almost like her. i do, in some ways. but i know who she is and how she treats people who she thinks are beneath her. for this, she cannot be trusted. so i remain cordial but keep my distance.

but overall i am feeling more confident at work. there is a stability and peace of mind. this comes from knowing that other people know that i know my stuff. it's been a huge relief.
 

Baldwin

Member
Hi Remus,
Feeling great as came back from gym an hour before and met my weight loss target. My plan was to lose 15 lbs in 2 months and to lose extra 15 lbs I workout regularly in gym and followed healthy but balanced diet plan.
 

21NZ

Well-known member
work.

this is just an update on my work. earlier in the year i posted how horrible my workplace was. my supervisor created a hostile environment making it clear she did not like me, did not want me working there, and did not want to be arsed to train me. this sentiment was delivered in dirty glares, flipped hair, talking in hushed tones in the corner with other coworkers, whispering nasty things under her breath that only i could hear, eyerolling, etc... it was passive-aggressive... no, it was passive-vicious. i would come home shaking and crying every night. but i stuck through it because being jobless is not really an option.

the update is that things have much improved. my supervisor can still be a nasty c-word (and i hate using that word) but now she cannot disrespect me anymore because i know my stuff, have proved myself to be indispensable, and, in fact, make her look good in the eyes of the higher-ups and other departments. **** gets done, quickly and accurately.

honestly, my supervisor can be nice, too, and there are moments where i almost like her. i do, in some ways. but i know who she is and how she treats people who she thinks are beneath her. for this, she cannot be trusted. so i remain cordial but keep my distance.

but overall i am feeling more confident at work. there is a stability and peace of mind. this comes from knowing that other people know that i know my stuff. it's been a huge relief.

Great :) good to see someone sticking at something and it working out! and your supervisor sounds horrible aren't there meant to have people skills! more motivation for me to be self employed :p

Feeling good. Loving spring, and being able to eat tomatoes!
 

Starry

Well-known member
Useless! Well, ya hear something said enough times... eventually it stops being a joke! Doesn't it? Or is it just that I am being too overly f**kin' sensitive?! Eh?

"Men are useless!" - I can't count how many times I heard this said to me by my mother and 2 older sisters since I was age 15. Followed by a sarcastic laugh. Doesn't do much for someone who doesn't exactly think too highly of himself most of the time or what little self-confidence he has, does it? Of course, having my lack of confidence pointed out to me - when I already well aware of it - doesn't exactly help matters either.

But, then, it's only sexist when men do it! :mad:

I'm sorry, Graeme. :( Your family shouldn't say such things around you. And I quite agree with your "it's only sexist when men do it" statement... I've had feminists actually say that exact thing "it's impossible for women to be sexist towards men because they're the underclass" (and the same with racism, apparently, only Caucasians can be racist.. of course...) And it is so completely wrong!

Let me readdress the balance: men are most definitely NOT useless!

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I'm feeling better than I was yesterday but hungry... My husband was ill yesterday so I was worried and didn't eat anything after lunchtime, he's feeling a little better this morning, so now hunger has kicked in lol.
 

MikeyC

Well-known member
Nae offence, Mikey, but that's easier said than done! I mean, it's hard not letting BS like that mess with you, and chip away at confidence.
No offense taken, and I know it's a lot easier said than done.

Oh, no. The last three days were ugly.
Oh, I'm sorry. ::(: I'm having "ugly" days recently in the same vein.

work.

this is just an update on my work. earlier in the year i posted how horrible my workplace was. my supervisor created a hostile environment making it clear she did not like me, did not want me working there, and did not want to be arsed to train me. this sentiment was delivered in dirty glares, flipped hair, talking in hushed tones in the corner with other coworkers, whispering nasty things under her breath that only i could hear, eyerolling, etc... it was passive-aggressive... no, it was passive-vicious. i would come home shaking and crying every night. but i stuck through it because being jobless is not really an option.

the update is that things have much improved. my supervisor can still be a nasty c-word (and i hate using that word) but now she cannot disrespect me anymore because i know my stuff, have proved myself to be indispensable, and, in fact, make her look good in the eyes of the higher-ups and other departments. **** gets done, quickly and accurately.

honestly, my supervisor can be nice, too, and there are moments where i almost like her. i do, in some ways. but i know who she is and how she treats people who she thinks are beneath her. for this, she cannot be trusted. so i remain cordial but keep my distance.

but overall i am feeling more confident at work. there is a stability and peace of mind. this comes from knowing that other people know that i know my stuff. it's been a huge relief.
This is great news, dottie. I do remember your troubles with work, so it's good that the situation has improved a lot, even if not perfect.
 

Graeme1988

Hie yer hence from me heath!
I'm sorry, Graeme. :( Your family shouldn't say such things around you. And I quite agree with your "it's only sexist when men do it" statement... I've had feminists actually say that exact thing "it's impossible for women to be sexist towards men because they're the underclass" (and the same with racism, apparently, only Caucasians can be racist.. of course...) And it is so completely wrong!

Let me readdress the balance: men are most definitely NOT useless!

Thanks Starry

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Well... my mum and I just decided to have the cat put down. Had to make the decision, eventually. So I'm depressed, heartbroken even ::(:
 

springk

Well-known member
had a kind of photo session today lol..and i simply hate to have my pics clicked..i cant even smile.
arghh i hate it while others are so confident about it.

and the girl talk about bfs and stuff..again that awful feeling of being permanently single.
 

vj288

not actually Fiona Apple
Lazy, I didn't do anything today but sit around. It wasn't a bad day, I'm just going to regret it in the next few days I bet
 

vj288

not actually Fiona Apple
I feel guilty when I do nothing all day. It sucks. But at least a post or two here and there makes it seem I've done something, no matter how small!

I tend to feel the opposite about posting, brings me back to days when I would be on here from dusk to dawn ::p:
 
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