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I miss my job
Thread starterSadGirl
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It's been almost a year since I left my last job, I really miss it, how it all was, of time. I've tried to go back there, but unfortunately there's no way. I only have to try to overcome, which is difficult, since I spend all day thinking and mulling the past, until I dream about it, so I think it will be a long walk.
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It's been almost a year since I left my last job, I really miss it, how it all was, of time. I've tried to go back there, but unfortunately there's no way. I only have to try to overcome, which is difficult, since I spend all day thinking and mulling the past, until I dream about it, so I think it will be a long walk.
Ah, I remember the days when I worked at retail/food service. The job, management, and customers (we called them "guests") sucked, but the crew members were something else. I enjoyed working with them - a little bit too much though. We would just mess around and goof off all the time. Although we got all our work done, management didn't seem to like that we were having too much fun.
One of the crew members wrote my name on the blackboard with hearts around it, and another drew me as Samurai Jack (he drew a third of the crew members as cartoon characters). Management didn't like that, especially me, but they couldn't fire me lol.
Those were good times. I'd go back if given the opportunity, but only to meet the friends I made there.
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Omg! U liked working fast food? I tried working at Hardee's and lasted two weeks. I was going nuts because I had trouble with it being slammed but then too slow. I panicked when it got busy and struggled to concentrate. I got made fun of for being too slow. I think I have trouble under stress. I would literally lose my brain function completely under pressure. It was humiliating. I'm not sure if it's learning disability, ADD, executive function, working memory issues. I struggled with heavy repetition and boredom on top of it. Adderall did help me in these type of jobs but the side effects from it are not worth it.
Omg! U liked working fast food? I tried working at Hardee's and lasted two weeks. I was going nuts because I had trouble with it being slammed but then too slow. I panicked when it got busy and struggled to concentrate. I got made fun of for being too slow. I think I have trouble under stress. I would literally lose my brain function completely under pressure. It was humiliating. I'm not sure if it's learning disability, ADD, executive function, working memory issues. I struggled with heavy repetition and boredom on top of it. Adderall did help me in these type of jobs but the side effects from it are not worth it.
I had the same problem as you, I was not that quick at first, and the supervisor was on my foot, making me sick and down. But I do not know why, I miss it, people who did not treat me well, are no longer there, I think it could be better.
I had the same problem as you, I was not that quick at first, and the supervisor was on my foot, making me sick and down. But I do not know why, I miss it, people who did not treat me well, are no longer there, I think it could be better.
Just lost probably the job i absolutely fucking loved to do man. Retail, it was footlocker. Loved helping people, people i met there were beyond amazing. Co workers were out of this world. And i lost it and it wasnt my fault, just my luck and something had happened. But i still think of it alot.
I guess my job was my "safe haven". An escape from myself and my room lol. Gave me a reason to do something and have fun in doing it. Whenever i went to work, forgot what i was dealing with temporarily. It was amazing.
I miss my job as a pediatric RN. Because of my medical issues i'm no longer allowed to work in direct patient care. It has really caused a bit of an identity crisis for me. Nursing is all I know. I started college for that at age 16. I was 30 when they told me I could no longer work in that field.
I miss my job as a pediatric RN. Because of my medical issues i'm no longer allowed to work in direct patient care. It has really caused a bit of an identity crisis for me. Nursing is all I know. I started college for that at age 16. I was 30 when they told me I could no longer work in that field.
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