it’s weird living in a small town with small minded people. not knowing where anyone stands on stuff like covid. complained to my boss about coworkers not masking up and spent all weekend anxious about coming off annoying or getting in trouble lol. left work friday crying having a panic attack about covid.
@haveheart
actually seems predictable from my point of view. to me- i cant expect anyone to give a f*** about it. I do see people who mask, mask improperly, and antimaskers. So in the end I need to just worry about myself and hope for the best.
I recommend you recenter yourself and focus on your own growth and developement- even if that means changing how you handle others. Adaptation is important for people to overcome obstacles- its more important to know when to draw the line.
all the best,
-LG
@haveheart
I agree with you on that. I was talking about general populace and the diversity of stances on the COVID. In my workplace, COVID precautions are strictly held.
@lucifargundam everyone in my workplace slacks a bunch i feel like i’m going crazy here. and i feel like an annoying broken record telling my boss who i’m not 100% sure if he cares? this is why i told him tbouhh and didn’t go around asking my coworkers to mask up bcus i wanna stay on everyone’s good side pretty much if i have to work with them. i do mask up at work.
@haveheart
there's only so much you can do in prredicaments like that- both practically and literally. In the end, you're better off either validating you're better off with them or better off elsewhere. TLDR workplace values.
Though my current workplace is a farce that bends over to whatever trend is happenig...
@lucifargundam hey man i’m just trying to earn a dollar without getting sick or having to take time off which i can’t afford, or worse - death. maybe you feel good “hoping for the best” but if something is in my control to make a place im essentially forced to be 8+ hours a day safer, i’m going to take that control and fucking say something? like are you kidding me?