You ever just hate having to work?

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Yes, considering the wages haven't kept up with inflation for a while, it seems less and less worth donating so much time for so little in return.

TPTB have been faggots ever since the dawn of time.
 
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Sneed all you want, all people that enter the workforce go through similar experiences. Your feelings are normal, and anyone that isn't buck broken will empathize you.
SandyCat said:
I find not working is nice for awhile then it starts becomes depressing when you got nothing to do.
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Purposelessness is a real poison that could destroy your life. It is a reminder that our evolutionary history has conditioned us to be active.
Rome's rightful successor said:
Isn't that everyone at least at some point in their jobs?
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Rarely do I ever feel that way at work now thankfully.

I hate work when I have to go to bed when I'm not all that tired, just so I'm not half asleep on the job.
I hate work when I'm stuck in traffic.
I hate work when I'm washing and ironing my work clothes.
I hate work when lunchbreak is about to end.
I hate work when I can't have another drink.
I hate work when I have to get up before sunrise and leave after sunset.
I hate work when I have to do unpaid training.
I hate work when I spend more than I made from my last paycheque.

Though I have had jobs where I have hated every single second of it, to the point I accepted SSRI's in the vain hope I'd stop contemplating throwing myself from the mezzanine.
 
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Sexy Senior Citizen said:
It's called "a hobby."
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Hobbies are good but I find the contrast between "wow i fucking hate work" and "this hobby is great" helps balance things out. If I'm only just doing hobbies to keep me busy it starts to burn me out . Sometimes you need some shittyness in life to keep things balanced. It's why you see some billionares becoming depressed despite living life on easy mode, when their life is nothing but pleasure and dopamine they start needing more and more to make them feel something.

And that's how a Slannesh pleasure cult starts
 
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1. Let white collar pretend-work office drones WFH by default.
2. Tell them to visit the office once or twice a week at whatever working hours they want. Have no one verify if they did or not. You can trust them. :^)
Everyone wins. The people who make up a majority of the workforce & taxpayers don't feel like slaves who have to waste their lives at an office or wake up too early. Employers get to keep claiming their office buildings are worth whatever dollars because the property is still technically in use. I win because I enjoy going in when the office is dead quiet.
 
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Finished my Interview btw. I didn't get offered the position after it ended and was told they'd alert me next week to their decision. I don't think that's a good sign.
 
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I’ve worked 70-90 hours every week for 15 years you lazy zoomer piece of fucking trash, and I have hated every single second of both jobs the entire time.

Stop complaining and get to fucking work, we all hate our jobs.
 
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You have to really know what your purpose and goals in life are and work towards that no matter the cost.

The 9-to-5 office life will kill you if you’re not a little corporate bitch boy. It’s supposed to be soul draining so you won’t do anything worthwhile.

Now if you have a family that’s dependent on you, good luck!
 
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