@taurusgoddess
21 Years1,000+ PostsTaurus
No matter how much one tries to avoid it, it does happen. Best to take a few days off to recompose yourself and then return to work.
and get more depressed with less cash flow? Ur right though.
Well lets hope you've saved some money along the way..I am sure sure 2/3 days won't make that much of a difference..depends on your mood..I seem to go on hunger strikes when I am depressed..so no spending there!..lol
You never bring you personal life to work nor do you take your work home with you. You have to learn to seperate the two.
I usually do, today I'm all good, but holy $ hite, yesterday EVERYTHING went wrong, and I just felt down, I should NOT have been at work. A few days off wouldn't hurt either.
"I seem to go on hunger strikes when I am depressed..so no spending there!..lol"
Me to MM, I will smoke up some cigs though
I'm the hunger strike type too. But I can't seem to shake some things and when it's especially emotional, I have a real hard time concentrating on work. I literally have to MAKE myself focus.
I've thought of not working when I'm going through a rough time emotionally but it just doesn't seem like a good enough reason. My thoughts are that I'm fine physically fine but being emotionally sick is just as disruptive, I've found out 😢 I may want to cry every now and then but usually you get distracted joking with your co-workers lol
I also can't get myself to eat though, I lose a lot of weight in a few days when I'm down. And if I've ever hit rock bottom, I fell completely apart but at work all seemed fine.
usually at work i tend to turn off any emotions from home/personal life.....I just think about work mainly....sometimes it can be tough if there are severe circumstances....but usually, with normal run of the mill problems, i can change my thoughts easily, i don't think its tough when u are occupied.....
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