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I am grateful for my job, but sometimes I sit in the restroom just to have five minutes where nobody needs anything from me.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I am grateful for my job, but sometimes I sit in the restroom just to have five minutes where nobody needs anything from me.
The part nobody sees is this: I am grateful for my job, but sometimes I sit in the restroom just to have five minutes where nobody needs anything from me.
My anonymous confession for today is this: I am grateful for my job, but sometimes I sit in the restroom just to have five minutes where nobody needs anything from me.
I say yes to every shift because I need the money, then resent the life I am too busy to live.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I say yes to every shift because I need the money, then resent the life I am too busy to live.
The part nobody sees is this: I say yes to every shift because I need the money, then resent the life I am too busy to live.
My anonymous confession for today is this: I say yes to every shift because I need the money, then resent the life I am too busy to live.
I act professional all day, but one rude message from a supervisor can make me question everything about myself.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I act professional all day, but one rude message from a supervisor can make me question everything about myself.