Do co workers tell you to enjoy your lunch in a passive aggressive tone ?

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Casheyane · 31-35, F

So far, it's hard for me to be too comfortable at lunch with them. In a way, I feel more comfortable talking to adults because I was the youngest in my old company.
But sadly, even the managers here don't feel like adults to me.
I guess it's the experience. We just don't share the same experience so they feel childlike and immature to me. But also, I don't really open up, I suppose.

Another thing is they tend to eat on budget. So on occasions, our preferences for the day don't align. I do budget too, but I make sure to budget for myself enough that I can eat what I want. So yeah, there's a gap there that I actually am not enthusiastic to bridge. I just interact for work mostly. Those people don't feel like my kind of people, at least, not yet

chernobylplaygr0unds

@Casheyane I prefer eating lunch by myself

Casheyane · 31-35, F

@chernobylplaygr0unds Do your thing. It's lunch. Use it however you want. :)

chernobylplaygr0unds

@Casheyane I do

SpectralMourning · 41-45, M

I don't think I've ever had anyone tell me to enjoy lunch. Sounds like a wholesome work environment.

chernobylplaygr0unds

@SpectralMourning um ...maybe at times

mindstruggle

No cause we don't have lunch break 🙃

SleepingWithGhosts · 46-50, M

Until I start my new job in 12 days, I sit in my office by myself for twelve hours a day and don't eat until I get home.

Younameit · F

@SleepingWithGhosts Are you on a diet? I would pass out

SleepingWithGhosts · 46-50, M

@Younameit Nahh, I've done it for years. I just don't get hungry very often. If for some reason I should, I might get a little bag of pretzels out of the vending machine.