Had a bad day
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Had a bad day
Today after a long day at work I socialized a bit with my coworkers who were well on their way to getting completely plastered, left without drinking a drop, took a 2 mile walk downtown to a meeting with a company who desperately wants to hire me, hit the train home for 90 minutes during which I finished all my emails, and came home to some leftover Chinese food in the fridge.
So, please someone tell me why I am sitting here crying? I mean, I had a co-worker kind of make me look like a dumbass in front of a client, I had to talk our general manager off a ledge about another client, and I would really have liked to have hung out with the team and thrown a few back before the long weekend. The train ride home was long and the Chinese food sucked but really, do I need to cry about it?
Everything is fine. I have a ton that I should be grateful for every damn second of my life. And I am sitting here crying.
I gotta go to bed.
So, please someone tell me why I am sitting here crying? I mean, I had a co-worker kind of make me look like a dumbass in front of a client, I had to talk our general manager off a ledge about another client, and I would really have liked to have hung out with the team and thrown a few back before the long weekend. The train ride home was long and the Chinese food sucked but really, do I need to cry about it?
Everything is fine. I have a ton that I should be grateful for every damn second of my life. And I am sitting here crying.
I gotta go to bed.
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It sounds like you had a rough day and you have every right to cry if you feel like it! Before you go to bed though, pick up a funny book, or even swing over to lolcats or another funny site for a quick laugh. Always cheers me up. Don't give up 
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Originally Posted by ADaisyifyoudo 
Today after a long day at work I socialized a bit with my coworkers who were well on their way to getting completely plastered, left without drinking a drop, took a 2 mile walk downtown to a meeting with a company who desperately wants to hire me, hit the train home for 90 minutes during which I finished all my emails, and came home to some leftover Chinese food in the fridge.
So, please someone tell me why I am sitting here crying? I mean, I had a co-worker kind of make me look like a dumbass in front of a client, I had to talk our general manager off a ledge about another client, and I would really have liked to have hung out with the team and thrown a few back before the long weekend. The train ride home was long and the Chinese food sucked but really, do I need to cry about it?
Everything is fine. I have a ton that I should be grateful for every damn second of my life. And I am sitting here crying.
I gotta go to bed.
So, please someone tell me why I am sitting here crying? I mean, I had a co-worker kind of make me look like a dumbass in front of a client, I had to talk our general manager off a ledge about another client, and I would really have liked to have hung out with the team and thrown a few back before the long weekend. The train ride home was long and the Chinese food sucked but really, do I need to cry about it?
Everything is fine. I have a ton that I should be grateful for every damn second of my life. And I am sitting here crying.
I gotta go to bed.
Walking is a great stress reliever. When I walk I let my mind wander and think of a topic I need to change, or make better within myself.
You should be happy that that company wants to hire you. That leads me to believe you are a responsible hard working person.
Catching up on emails without interuptions is awesome. I hate when I'm in the middle of a thought and the phone rings.
It sounds to me as though all the good things piled up on you...it depends on how you view the things that happened -as positive or as negative. Looking from the outside in -it looks like you had a busy successful day and you should be proud of yourself.
It's good and it won't last forever, I promise.
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I'm sorry things feel rough, but don't you think it's normal? It sounds like your life is at a really high point. Great. Be there.
And avoid leftover Chinese food. I've just discovered that that bottled pasta sauce that is six and seven dollars a bottle is excellent. You can probably get two meals for two or four meals for one out of a jar. Buy good pasta. Then you can make yourself something fresh and clean--and full of carbs. Carbs make me very happy! You.
And avoid leftover Chinese food. I've just discovered that that bottled pasta sauce that is six and seven dollars a bottle is excellent. You can probably get two meals for two or four meals for one out of a jar. Buy good pasta. Then you can make yourself something fresh and clean--and full of carbs. Carbs make me very happy! You.
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Hi,
I think it's just that you're not used to really 'feeling', and it takes some time to be comfortable with the emotions.
I try to remember that feelings and just feelings and they don't control me. Just feel the emotion and let it go.
I think it's just that you're not used to really 'feeling', and it takes some time to be comfortable with the emotions.
I try to remember that feelings and just feelings and they don't control me. Just feel the emotion and let it go.
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