If you are anything IRL like on here there's plenty of reason.
I misread your first post then and thought "I get what he says, some users posting ITT are really down bad
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Fuck, I'm sorry. I already despise when a meeting devolves into that one asshole holding everyone else up to ask questions he definitely could have waited to ask until the meeting was over. If some mental case stood up and made the meeting about lopping their dick off, I don't think I could contain myself.
And it's never something simple with "I'm no longer John Smith, it's Jane Smith now" it's always "I'm sure you're wondering where John Smith went, well
voila here I am!!! But now it's Josephine Foucault Guildenstern and I'm sure you're all super excited to meet the new me!!!" and it's a shlubby IT nerd in a filthy hoodie and clown makeup and I'm beginning to wonder if white collar work is really worth the fucking money
From bughive dweller to bughive dweller, i think we'll miss the city no matter where we go. I curse my city (capital of where i am from) daily, but i have been all over the country plus around internationally a lot and every place i went to just seemed like a cheap copy or an even bigger shithole than the one i come from. The farthest i would move is to the outskirts of the city, where it is indeed rural but i'd be at the city center via train in an hour, tops. Not gonna happen because rent is almost as expensive when living on the outskirts as it would be city center, shit has been out of control since forever.
Be grateful. You could easily end up like that guy who had his ass removed.
It only worked when moving to a small student town which had most amenities that interest me in cities but in smaller quantities. What personally attracts me to metropolitan areas is the art scene ranging from the run-of-the-mill concerts and cinemas to opera and ballet. The town feels alive because young people keep moving in an out whilst being the driving force behind organizing cultural events. There is a wide variety of sports and arts with accessible language and writing groups. The meeting places and venues in the town also accommodate these groups and steer away from the usual greasy pubs found in the countryside. The church is also noticeably more active with actual young people joining. While it might sound stupid to some, I recommend to look for places where there is a constant or growing number of educated young people. The issue with most rural locations is that they are greying and becoming increasingly populated by the elderly who usually only support the local health care industry. The main downside is that you will also experience all the negatives of the youth culture.
Work in a psych ward, mostly with boomers. Saw a fem-tranny walk past; impressive ginger beard with a generic kpop middle split hairdo. Suspenders? Basically had no tits so didn't need them removed but the voice was just 100% female. In a fucking psych ward. This brainrotten tard is gonna educate normal, healthy but mentally sick people on how to live their life? Imagine that. 58, alcoholic, depressed. In walks this mockery of the Lord's image. I'd fucking kill myself.
My kingdom for a "deviant" sticker
Maybe time to shop around for a new gig. People who move onto different companies approximately every 5 years throughout their career typically end up making over a million dollars more over their lifetime than people who stay at one place for 20+ years. If you work for a company, trust me there's plenty like it.
This is very true.
Glad to hear there's other workplaces out there that aren't forcing the DEI shit down their employees throats. I was surprised when I came into my first meeting here, it sounded like I was back in a team room again which helped me open up immediately since I didn't need to put on the filters I was used to with my prior workplace. I'm nowhere close to that 1% pay for my field, but this place is pretty give and take with us as long as we're getting the work done, and time off is worth its weight in gold to me.
I feel the same way. Highly tolerable wagie life on my end. And honestly, as much as it's an existentially debatable lifestyle, I find that it's enormously beneficial to the human experience to have a job or something that duplicates the characteristics of a job. As in, commits you to do something at a specific time for a specific duration of time and interact with other people every single day. Even better if it gets you out of the house, makes you get dressed and focus on something besides yourself and your own life.
