Filing complaints

[Trainwreck2100]

If your boss gives you more responsibility, it is actually a good thing in a low-level job.

or it's your boss passing on the he doesn't want to do, which means you're doing managerial work for less money which is not a good thing

[Jacob1983]

Wild Cobra, you're right. My college advisors were terrible. With that being said, it was ultimately me that listened to the ty terrible advice. In high school and college, I was too trusting and naive and gave people the benefit of the doubt too easily. I shouldn't have listened to the advice that I got. I should have thought things through and created a better plan for my future. However, I didn't and I'm paying the price for it right now. In life you don't get do overs.

My main problem is confidence. I basically have none and I'm paranoid out of my mind about trusting people. I always think that bad things are going to happen no matter what and it's gotten to the point that I never really get happy or can have a good time for too long because in the back of my mind, I think something bad is going to happen. I have had a lot of failures, setbacks, and disappointments in the last 10 years that it's changed me into what I am today. Even with that being said, I know I have to change. If I don't change, I will go full on bat crazy and will have to go to the looney bin. So basically, I have to change. The problem is I don't know how to change. I wouldn't know where to start. I need to be positive and try to look at things with a better perspective and not be so paranoid but it's an extremely hard habbit to break when you've been doing it for so long.

[mavs>spurs]

i dont get it why would you be paranoid? you act like you were raped or something as a child

[mingus]

Wild Cobra, you're right. My college advisors were terrible. With that being said, it was ultimately me that listened to the ty terrible advice. In high school and college, I was too trusting and naive and gave people the benefit of the doubt too easily. I shouldn't have listened to the advice that I got. I should have thought things through and created a better plan for my future. However, I didn't and I'm paying the price for it right now. In life you don't get do overs.

My main problem is confidence. I basically have none and I'm paranoid out of my mind about trusting people. I always think that bad things are going to happen no matter what and it's gotten to the point that I never really get happy or can have a good time for too long because in the back of my mind, I think something bad is going to happen. I have had a lot of failures, setbacks, and disappointments in the last 10 years that it's changed me into what I am today. Even with that being said, I know I have to change. If I don't change, I will go full on bat crazy and will have to go to the looney bin. So basically, I have to change. The problem is I don't know how to change. I wouldn't know where to start. I need to be positive and try to look at things with a better perspective and not be so paranoid but it's an extremely hard habbit to break when you've been doing it for so long.

You have some serious issues. However, you can be helped. I know people who were worse off than you and that are now happy. Those people went to therapy though--to steer them in right direction. Good luck.

[Wild Cobra]

Even my daughter after getting a degree in Architectural Design, isn't getting paid well. She had no problems finding a job, but of course, entry positions don't pay well. At least she makes more than a retail job pays though.

[Latarian Milton]

Wild Cobra, you're right. My college advisors were terrible. With that being said, it was ultimately me that listened to the ty terrible advice. In high school and college, I was too trusting and naive and gave people the benefit of the doubt too easily. I shouldn't have listened to the advice that I got. I should have thought things through and created a better plan for my future. However, I didn't and I'm paying the price for it right now. In life you don't get do overs.

My main problem is confidence. I basically have none and I'm paranoid out of my mind about trusting people. I always think that bad things are going to happen no matter what and it's gotten to the point that I never really get happy or can have a good time for too long because in the back of my mind, I think something bad is going to happen. I have had a lot of failures, setbacks, and disappointments in the last 10 years that it's changed me into what I am today. Even with that being said, I know I have to change. If I don't change, I will go full on bat crazy and will have to go to the looney bin. So basically, I have to change. The problem is I don't know how to change. I wouldn't know where to start. I need to be positive and try to look at things with a better perspective and not be so paranoid but it's an extremely hard habbit to break when you've been doing it for so long.

you'll never trust anyone if you don't even trust yourself young man, and if you don't have confidence in yourself, no one else will. setbacks and failures are what make a man strong, the elements that will give you the for ude in similar difficulties in the future. just spent a few minutes reading abraham lincoln's biography and you'll learn his life was also full of failures, failures are great fortunes for you life if you can learn lessons from them once at a time

you've wasted 4 years of life on a dead end job but ive gotta tell you this, it's never too late to fix what you've done wrong. the economy will recover in a few years and it'd be much easier to get a decent job even w/o a degree or , and the best thing you can do at this point of time is get better prepared for the future, going back to school or picking another job where you can actually learn something everyday regardless of the pay, or by whatever means that you think fits you best

[Clipper Nation]

Jacob
Xanax
Still salty that King James rang

[Homeland Security]

My main problem is confidence. I basically have none and I'm paranoid out of my mind about trusting people.

Lack of trust like that is related to something that happened to you as a child. Did you spend any time at a Catholic church, or at a football camp in central Pennsylvania?

I always think that bad things are going to happen no matter what and it's gotten to the point that I never really get happy or can have a good time for too long because in the back of my mind, I think something bad is going to happen.

Anxiety/depression. Coupled with your frustrated sense of impotence, could reflect serotonin imbalance. Wait, didn't you get a degree in psychology? Why the do I have to explain this to you? Does the fact that I have to explain this to you have anything to do with your inability to find a better job than at Target?

The problem is I don't know how to change. I wouldn't know where to start. I need to be positive and try to look at things with a better perspective and not be so paranoid but it's an extremely hard habbit to break when you've been doing it for so long.

I see Jeebo ism in your future.

[CosmicCowboy]

Lack of trust like that is related to something that happened to you as a child. Did you spend any time at a Catholic church, or at a football camp in central Pennsylvania?


Anxiety/depression. Coupled with your frustrated sense of impotence, could reflect serotonin imbalance. Wait, didn't you get a degree in psychology? Why the do I have to explain this to you? Does the fact that I have to explain this to you have anything to do with your inability to find a better job than at Target?

I see Jeebo ism in your future.

[CosmicCowboy]

you'll never trust anyone if you don't even trust yourself young man, and if you don't have confidence in yourself, no one else will. setbacks and failures are what make a man strong, the elements that will give you the for ude in similar difficulties in the future. just spent a few minutes reading abraham lincoln's biography and you'll learn his life was also full of failures, failures are great fortunes for you life if you can learn lessons from them once at a time

you've wasted 4 years of life on a dead end job but ive gotta tell you this, it's never too late to fix what you've done wrong. the economy will recover in a few years and it'd be much easier to get a decent job even w/o a degree or , and the best thing you can do at this point of time is get better prepared for the future, going back to school or picking another job where you can actually learn something everyday regardless of the pay, or by whatever means that you think fits you best

So did Lincoln really hunt zombies?

[Woo Bum-kon]

So did Lincoln really hunt zombies?

No, he hunted vampires.

[Jacob1983]

I'm over it. I've been doing some new age hippie yoga exercises with my hippie California neighbors. That really helped me out. It really relaxes me so I'm good. My neighbors are really nice people and a lot better than my previous neighbors.

[mingus]

I'm over it. I've been doing some new age hippie yoga exercises with my hippie California neighbors. That really helped me out. It really relaxes me so I'm good. My neighbors are really nice people and a lot better than my previous neighbors.

That is just another way of saying that you have lubricated your asshole and getting screwed is not as noticeable/painful as before.

It is good to here you are in a better place now, but getting screwed in the ass with lubrication is still getting screwed in the ass. If your job actually really does suck then you will eventually need to make a change for your own mental health.

[TE]

I'm over it. I've been doing some new age hippie yoga exercises with my hippie California neighbors. That really helped me out. It really relaxes me so I'm good. My neighbors are really nice people and a lot better than my previous neighbors.

You should remove yourself from such a job. Have you thought about graduate school with your degree? I'd look into applying for Ph.D schools across Texas (assuming your from TX).

Just a suggestion.

[Latarian Milton]

I'm over it. I've been doing some new age hippie yoga exercises with my hippie California neighbors. That really helped me out. It really relaxes me so I'm good. My neighbors are really nice people and a lot better than my previous neighbors.

delightful news you're feeling happier with the new neighbors than with the old ones, and you didn't expect life to turn so much better before it actually does im guessing. the same change could be made to your career as well.

going back to school wouldn't be a bad option for you since you're still relatively young and don't have a family to feed, a Ph.D or even a vocational degree will do you a world of good. the economy will have recovered by the time you graduate so when you come out of school, your entering a blooming economy with an advanced degree. it's never too late to fix what you've done wrong tbh, the ty job was never the right one for you and you should've quit it years ago (shouldn't have taken it in the first place tbh)

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

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[redzero]

Jacob, I wish you luck on your eventual murder-suicide.

[mavs>spurs]

OP just trollin trolls tbh keep up the good work Jacob