Ashley everything is easier when i'm drunk; i don't have to care.
it’s come down me killing myself over issues that aren’t just MY fault. and now i am starting to realize i shouldn’t be the one ALWAYS feeling bad because it’s not just me. =]
How I did it: it's a step by step; day by day kind of a thing. you really have to tak it one day at a time. and don't over whelm yourself with everything that makes you feel that it's all your fault. just rememeber you can't control everything. everything happens the way God wants it to happen. no matter if you like the outcome or not. it's not all on you.
Lessons & tips: day by day.
Resources: Counseling.
Ashley everything is easier when i'm drunk; i don't have to care.
it’s come down me killing myself over issues that aren’t just MY fault. and now i am starting to realize i shouldn’t be the one ALWAYS feeling bad because it’s not just me. =]
I’m a perfectionist by nature and predisposed to be hard on myself, but my boss started pushing me over the edge. Things that weren’t issues before he came along, have now become signs of the impending apocolypse.
For example:
One time he pulled me out of a meeting and proceeded to scream at me that I was “Incompentent and stupid” and that I “made him look bad”. Ever since then I’ve blamed myself whenever something at work doesn’t go quite right. I feel like I could’ve done it earlier or planned it better. I constantly feel like I’m walking on eggshells and find myself taking blame for things before they even go wrong. I work with a lot of high-strung marketing/creative people and as the most complacent of the bunch, sometimes I think that I get blamed for things because I’m the one least likely to rip my boss a new A$$hole (I filed a complaint with HR instead, BTW)
But still, my self-esteem has reached an all-time low. I used to get really excited about things but now it’s nothing but anxiety….:-(
man, it feels so good to vent…..