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4meAndyou · F
@DatingGrace Well, that's good to hear. But I think the women here are just plain old tired. It's pretty constant.
buriedalive · 46-50, M
DatingGrace · 31-35, M
@buriedalive thats probably an extreme example
buriedalive · 46-50, M
@DatingGrace Yeah but it's happened to me in the past.
LavidaRaq · F
You just know. It’s so hard to just go there and interact with everyone and do all the things. When you start feeling this way it’s time to start looking elsewhere.
Cremosa · F
When you feel unappreciated and dread going to work more than it’s normal.
Work isn’t always gonna be a cake walk but why are we in tears and depressed?
Work isn’t always gonna be a cake walk but why are we in tears and depressed?
WillaKissing · 56-60, M
gregloa · 61-69, M
Make a good hand. Make everyone else look bad. They won’t want to loose you. Then ask for more hours. It’ll pay off.
Pretzel · 70-79, M
When you can find a better paying job I would say that is a sign to leave.
dirge · M
do you have another option? do you kinda daydream about quitting?
DatingGrace · 31-35, M
dirge · M
@DatingGrace oh. if its not meeting your livability needs, then yeah. put all oars into the water and see where you get traction.
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
After you get a better job!
TAReturns · M
When you genuinely dread going to your job it’s time to find a new one
Lostpoet · M
Stick it out until you find a better job
