BlueDays
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Re: relief but what's next ?
^Glad to read you have quite that job, Psych. It definitely does not sound anywhere near worth the horrible way you were treated there. Good on you for finding the strength to quit. Good luck with your next job you find, I am crossing my fingers you have a more considerate boss in the next one.I am so incredibly glad that I managed to have the courage to quit my part time job. I felt immense relief after calling and quitting. I know it sounds like nothing, but it is A LOT for me to be assertive and take action like that. I honestly couldn't take it anymore. A lot their bizarre rules had to be illegal anyhow. You were not allowed to wear glasses, so basically if I couldn't wear contacts for some reason or another I'd have to work as if I am legally blind? Freaking seriously, I can't see ANYTHING that way. That was just one of the many strange rules.
It's also not worth being humiliated just to make such a minuscule amount of extra money. The owner literally told me that shy people are useless and that I can't work there if I'm shy and to just "get over it". That is exactly why I quit, hearing that made me SO mad. Shy people are absolutely not useless. She also told me to fix my lips, fix my hair, and that I looked like I was on drugs. On top of that the other girl I was working with multiple times told me I had this weird awkward nervous vibe that made people uncomfortable and that I was getting special treatment for not having been fired by that time. I wanted to punch her in the face, how incredibly rude and insulting. I don't care how true that is, how can you say that to someone? She was bullying me all the hours I was there, and it was not just that. I don't appreciate being treated like some idiot clueless child.
I'm sooooo glad I quit but now I have to find another job. The bullying and insults at another job can't possibly be as bad as this one was though. I just have to remember that. *sigh*.