So I’ve been thinking that I should still leave work in June no matter what. I was thinking about it this afternoon and then I played some video games with a friend and I was just calm, soothed. I wasn’t defeatist or salty and we won 6/7 games and I finished first 3 times, when I usually suck. But I just didn’t care some much for the game and took it standing back, just for fun.
Anyway so I thought about this from my nocturnal walk.
I can always manage to find an excuse to stay at this job, like I have in the past. If I fail this I’ll quit. Gnagna. But I don’t because I don’t fail or something.
I could always find excuses because it’s easy to stay there. It’s convenient, it’s comforting. I know everyone, I know the job, I don’t have to think, to risk anything.
But the truth is that’s it’s been making me unhappy for a good 2 years. Maybe not as much as our good @simo74 ? But I know it can have its toll on our psyche. But we’re often too much caught in life, our routine, the paychecks and all to realize, to stand back and reflect on our life.
The difference is that I don’t have a family. So I have to take care of myself first. And for those who’ve been reading here, I’ve been complaining about it way too much when it’s a sports forum. Truth is, 90% of the time when I complain IRL it’s because of this or a bad mood caused by it.
So yeah it’s time I stopped confining myself to the easy thing and keep flying and trying to be a functional adult being.
I know it’s such a “first-world” problem, and that some people would love to have a job in this pandemic, but it’s just making me miserable, and right now I only earn half the minimum wage.
I have bad memories here, and this job, although it’s certainly more “honourable” to work there than being a leech on the unemployment benefits, in my mind it is linked to how I used to perceived myself as a failure. Unable to do things.
What can happen anyway?
• She might not want to fire me and I could just stop showing up to work and depending on how she’d try or not to mess with me I could have some very tough financial months ahead, but I won’t die for sure. I don’t know anybody who left this job to become homeless
• I could get fired and then have benefits, and I’ll have freedom to work on my projects or find some moonlighting job or just a summer job, strong with 3 years as a mid-position in this tough work
• I could quit if she doesn’t want to fire me, and then feeling better and free mentally, move my ass and find some job until I get the benefits to start my business. I’ll have no choice anyway so no more excuses!
So I think even if I get graduated late, I’ll still go and talk with her sunday and leave finally



