Trigger avoided
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Trigger avoided
I got some more really bad news at work today. . .there is a possibility that there will be redundancies in my department. Consequently, a few of my colleagues asked me to go for a drink after work. I could have went and drunk water or coffee but decided to just go home and relax instead. I'm pleased that I managed to avoid a potential trigger. I just thought
about how much worse I would feel tomorrow if I ended up drinking tonight. I've opted for a cosy night with a good tv series instead. I know at one point if I had received such news, I'd be drunk by now. . .
about how much worse I would feel tomorrow if I ended up drinking tonight. I've opted for a cosy night with a good tv series instead. I know at one point if I had received such news, I'd be drunk by now. . .
I hope that you and your co-workers fare well during this time of change at work. For sure, you will be in much better decision to deal with anything that happens, when you are sober.
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Sounds like a great plan missC. My entire division is under the gun right now too as part of a major reorganization so I get the uneasiness/uncertainty part for sure. Even pulling the drinking out of the equation, those after work discussions usually just generate more rumors and uneasiness anyway - so staying home and making your own plans is a great idea.
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Thanks Scott. Yes, you are right. . .it would probably only lead to overthinking and an negative atmosphere anyway.
I hope things go well for you. Stressful times! We can do it though! 😊
I hope things go well for you. Stressful times! We can do it though! 😊
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