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    Thank you everyone for the kindness. I have a big tray of roast veg in the oven so dinner/lunch is sorted and yummy at least. Will be having an early night and hopefully a sleep

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    just need to get this out but no obligation to read it

    I feel really alone right now. I feel like I am drowning at work and my general exhaustion level is so high I am not catching up there or at home. I am wrought with anxiety and I have kinda lost the will to push through. There are so many big things to be done and I am stuck on details. And every time I make time someone else has a problem and I get dragged sideways.

    And it’s hard to push through when I feel like the world is a mess anyway. What good can I really do? Am I just burning myself out in a corner for nothing?

    For reasons the work situation is not a “can you talk to your manager and ask for XYZ” one…what I am carrying is legit mine but I am struggling.

    I am just dead sick of being the grown up and the strong one for others right now. I want to go home…whatever that means.

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      I’ve been in a similar place. Can you take some stress leave/sick leave? Ideally at least two weeks so that a) you can unwind properly and b) somebody else has to pick up the slack at work.

      Do it now, not once project x is done or when we’ve met that next deadline. New stuff will keep coming up.

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      I don’t know what the answers are but you’ve got a friend in me. 💜

      Everytime I press the red heart it comes up black. Maybe I’ve used up my red hearts quota or run out of red ink. 🤷‍♀️ anyway red heart, red heart, red heart.

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          Oh yeah that one is but I like to do red hearts (they keep coming up small and black) because what does any other coloured heart mean?

          ♥ ♥ ♥

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        red heart red heart back. Thanks. It means a lot having a safe space. I have good real world friends but sometimes I just need a scream into the ether

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      Is stress leave a possibility for you?

      Edit: Also, is there anyone close to you that can help with even the smallest of things at home?

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      I can relate to the loneliness and the feeling of drowning at work.

      I don’t have any real advice, but I hope you can find some peace soon ❤️

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      so many hugs

      maybe the world and your little part of the world would be a million times messier if not for you

      like in Alice in Wonderland, we have to run just to keep in the same place

      Since you can’t delegate how about resetting your timetable?

      On a positive note, it’s good they want a grown up and do defer.

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        Thanks - I’m trying with the timetable, but my body gave up on my overnight and I crash slept in. Luckily I could take the morning off but that’s partly why I was feeling down - I desperately need a timetable and can’t stick to it. I will persist.

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      Ughh this feeling of aloneness while being overwhelmed with work, I’ve felt it so many times. The only advice I can offer is to look after yourself as much as you can. A home cooked meal, going for a walk or doing other exercise, proper wind down before going to sleep. This past weekend wasn’t great for me mentally and doing these three things helped.

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      I’m not sure what to say but feel very like this in other ways.

      I’m wondering if there’s any way you can half ass some of the details a little bit so you don’t get stuck? I don’t know what you’re working on but sometimes done > perfect

      Otherwise you’re well within your rights to insist on the time you’ve carved out so you don’t get dragged sideways.

      Taking some leave in whatever form is a good idea because this sounds like burnout.

      Whatever happens I wish you can get some peace or rest somehow, even for a moment.

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        I have three weeks off at christmas, and there are just a couple of really crappy situations to navigate first. I struggle when I can’t even see a start. I’m setting a hard “pens down” rule at night so I can get a little bit of relaxattion in each day. Thanks for the thoughts

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      Hey interwebs friend, this is the reason I’m on a sabbatical. Can you afford to take the break even if it means burning through your savings?

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      I get a lot of what you’re talking about, too, especially the close to burnout feelings. Hugs and sympathy from across the ether - you’re not alone 💛

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    I am okay, promise. It was a M O M E N T due to the vast amounts of alcohol I had.

    But, went back home with my cousin and kept going till 3am with jaegermeister on ice 😱

    My head hurts and hates me

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    I’ve only just managed to load my car with a full, penultimate load of stuff (and a fucking busted tyre still in the back lol).

    All the little jars of spices, the oils and vinegars, random pantry odds and ends, the unbelievable amount of stuff in the bathroom, other stray items like a random desk lamp and bits in various containers just dumped into a box… couch accoutrements…

    Had a shower in the old place, thankfully had the foresight to leave a change of clothes out, finally eating my only real meal for the day. I’m going to go straight to the other place, slap a sheet on the mattress and call it a night.

    Chuck a sickie tomorrow, start moving stuff up, get tyre organised, clean old place with friend…

    I’m seriously laughing at how much I underestimated this. Next time I’ll start packing WAY earlier and take more time off!!

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    I’ve almost lost my voice, but I am seriously emotional. Seeing Black live has always been a wish of my mine and tonight it came true.

    I am so privileged.

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    i think my upbringing is messing me up atm.

    Old man was/is a sub specialist looking after acute disease / end of life stuff. Emotion is completely out the window when it comes to care (shit needs to get done with a clear mind). I was on the phone from about 13yo speaking to these patients when he wasn’t home (which was a lot) and all I could do was listen to that fear. They just wanted someone to hear them (emotionally). Used to go on rounds with him and he has a very good bed side manner, but once out of the room back into get shit done mode.

    Seeing mum in her chair just staring at the ground depressed is heartbreaking. Asking me to read texts from buds is heartbreaking. Her telling me the old man hasn’t said a nice word since (he’s in doc mode) is rough. I’m sort of caught between being someone she can speak to with emotion, but then I have to switch my own on and off depending on what needs to happen. When you leave the room it’s a tidal wave of the realisation of a new reality for her.

    All my discussions with the old man are clinical (and it needs to be), but I can see a few cracks in his demeanour which is… unusual and… heartbreaking (and telling).

    I don’t really have hope that her vision will recover beyond where it is now. But flipping emotion on and off like this is something I’ve never done.

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      Easier said than done, but you need to allow yourself the space to just be outside this dynamic. This is new territory for everyone and even for those that work in field. We can think or imagine how we’re going to respond or handle something like this, but the truth is we never know until we are in the moment.

      I hope that you have people close where you can express this. It might also not be what your father wants to hear right now, but it sounds like your mother needs him as a husband and not a doctor right now. The sooner he hears that, the better. She’s probably scared and she needs to feel like she is more than someone who needs to be treated. You know, patient centered care and being holistic and all that…

      Sending you the biggest hugs. Please talk to friends/loved ones/or other if you can.

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        He’s probably in clinical mode because he’s overwhelmed and feels he might not cope or be able to help otherwise

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          That’s very likely. It’s common to retreat or default to (we all do it), but it needs to be pointed out to him.

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            Yeah. Some of us are like that more than others because that’s where our strengths are, or if we break down then what help can we offer.

            Hopefully he’s able to handle the emotional side

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      Heart goes out to you Racer. Navigating this will be a challenge for anyone. We are here for support and venting. There is still a chance that your mum will recover more than present situation too. Sending healing vibes.
      You’ll need to be there for your dad too - sounds like he might need someone to model how to be human/emotional too. Which is lot to ask but there’s not a chance in hell that he’ll seek outside professional advice methinks.

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      gees, so many hugs.

      You shouldn’t be doing this and in the past your dad shouldn’t have asked you to do that.

      I suggest getting a nurse or aid in to do a lot of that. Contact the hospital about organising one.

      and hugs again.

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      Mate, that’s definitely a lot to wear on your own. It’s a very delicate situation to navigate. I have absolutely nothing useful to add except that you’re an incredibly awesome human and as everyone else has said do talk to others about it (vent here, to a friend, a shrink…) You shouldn’t have to go through this alone. I hope this difficult time will eventually (even if painfully at first) bring forward some vulnerability and openness from all parties. Big hugs 🫂

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      I’m sorry you’re having such a hard time mate. I was with my mother through her difficulties and you’re right, it is heartbreaking.

      It takes a real toll.

      I hope everything works out ❤️

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      I’m so sorry. Aged, end of life or disability care can be brutal especially when it’s your mum. Definitely get some carers in to help share the load

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      I just thought of something. Everything now is sleek and touch screens, but perhaps if you went for technology that was a bit older it would have raised tactile buttons that your mum could feel so she could control it. You don’t even have to look.

      You can get old iPod shuffles or generic mp3 players off eBay and they clip to clothing so she can’t drop and lose it. I did have a generic mp3 player that ran off a simple SD card but it had a hissing sound so ymmv.

      Mp3s of music can be ripped from cds and maybe even music and audiobooks downloaded from public domain sites like the Internet Archive. You might even be able to get cheeky and download something audio heavy (and public domain! wink) from YouTube. Winrar can help you with any conversions.

      There are also narrators built in to some operating systems and screen readers if that wasn’t good enough.

      I’m sorry, I’m not trying to be toxically positive or dismiss anybody’s emotions. This is terrifying to go through and I can’t imagine the sudden loss of independence she feels.

      I just thought to offer some options that might help with boredom/depression and allow her to choose activities for herself/control the device

      Edit: Can you get screenreaders on phones to read texts? Maybe she can get a jitterbug (simplified phone for elderly) and maybe there can be buttons where one or two numbers can be programmed in. Or Siri can be set up to allow her to call people.

      It really helps mentally when you know you’re able to do something without assistance. It’s a comfort knowing any time of the day or night you can choose to listen to something or call someone whether a support person is there or not.

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    Hahahahahahahahahaha fuck me, of course I had to be careless and hit a kerb so hard I got a flat tyre on top of everything else… perfect timing…

    Luckily roadside assist came very quickly but now I need to get a new tyre within 2 days 😭 anyone have tips on how to find a good tyre shop? I have no frigging idea. Need it done pretty quickly…

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      Google the ones closest to home. Pick the one that’s closest to 5 stars and lots of reviews. Get quotes from 3 of them. Pick one.

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        Top tier practical and logical advice. Thanks CEO. Found a few good ones close to home/work. Can’t do any online bookings til Wed but I’ve narrowed down three to call tomorrow first thing at 8am and put in a reminder on my phone. Done.

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      Unless you’ve got a mechanic that you usually go to on a regular basis see if there’s a Bob Jane Tmart near you?

      Edit: also if cost isn’t an issue you can also maybe try to get someone out to come see you.

      Mobile Tyre shop seems to have good reviews

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        Haven’t found a mechanic for this car yet (used to use my old work’s one when I was working there, it’s too far). Thanks for the rec. Do you think they’ll be able to have a quick squizz at the undercarriage to let me know if there’s been any additional damage? I’m planning on a long drive over the holidays…

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          I’m not sure about the mobile one.

          Bob Jane checked all my wheels when I got a flat and did a realignment and whatever is standard.

          Could ring them up and see if they’ll be able to check for damage on the undercarriage when they change the tyre over.

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      I had to use MyCar for my last flat because they were the only place open between Christmas and New Year, and they were fine. Quick, efficient, friendly.

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    God bless chilled out movers. Everything went flawlessly and they were such nice guys yet efficient and professional. The perfect thing for one of life’s most stressful times.

    One more item gone on FBM, another one pending… LL has finally emailed to say how she wants the keys dropped off - thankfully the agency’s only a 15 min drive off peak from work, I could nip over during lunch and come back.

    Need to catch my breath a little and eat something… then time for more ferocious packing and loading shit into my car.

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      Professional movers are the BEST…I never used them until I had to move at start of lockdown and it was the only choice and now I will scrimp and save and spend that money every time. I think they also love it when they only have a small move and you have taken the time to organise a bit.

      You are nearly there!!!

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        Yep, I could’ve had a heart attack from the stress when moving in, watching my friends try to lug this heavy-arse entertainment unit up 2 flights of stairs. Nearly slipped out of their hands, would’ve smashed their foot big time…

        This is my first time using pros, absolutely using them for the move out. Worth every cent. Some things are 100% worth paying for. Saves time, stress, damage, and the likelihood of injury!!

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    Used airtasker for the first time today. Damn this is useful and convenient! Listed The Couch of Doom to be removed for a pretty reasonable price and 4 offers within 45 minutes. Now booked in to be taken tonight by someone who seems really lovely and will actually use it too and not just take it to the tip. Sure the connection fee is pricey but the stress relief is monumental…

    I’ve put together everything that the movers need to take away now - just need to give the fridge and tv console a wipe down. Let’s hope to fuck that they can actually carry everything up to the new place with its narrow staircase, I will be fucked if they can’t fit it in (I guess airtasker to the rescue again to take stuff off the footpath asap 😂)

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      Airtasker can be great like that - I did the same thing to get rid of a wine fridge that Marketplace buyers kept not showing up for. I’ve had a bit of weeding and gutter cleaning done via Airtasker too.

      Narrow staircases can be an issue, but movers can be pretty clever with stuff like that. I used to live in a flat above a shop which had an external spiral staircase up to a narrow landing to the door, the movers managed to get a neighbour’s double bed up the side of the shop below and lift it over the landing from the shop roof.

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    I had a dream I failed a uni assignment. First one since I started this degree.

    So it has begun…the anxiety, the self doubts, the…troubles.

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      You sound super organised and motivated. I believe in you!

      (Don’t be me. I’ve done enough of that for all of us.)

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        Thank you.

        I finished my first assignment for this teaching period yesterday. It’s not due until Dec 2. I leave nothing to the last minute, but the way things are structured they don’t cover everything until the week before it’s due - which sucks. But I average around 75% so far so I am doing ok with this method.

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          75% sounds great! Maybe with that knowledge just make sure you leave a little room to strengthen where you’ve maybe not gained marks in the rubric.

          You have so got this!

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      I had a dream I didn’t even do my assignment or read most of the subject material - oh wait, that’s real. Should get back to that…

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    Yesterday my dad called me a loser because I am underemployed right now. I am looking for another job that fits with the uni break, asking managers for more shifts, trying to better myself by actually having hobbies for once in my life and doing things with friends. Yeah, I still don’t wake up super early, and yeah, I’m not happy with my life either, but I feel like I’m getting somewhere, after years of fighting battles in my mind and making shitty decisions.

    Then you’ve got my twin sister who has had a full-time job even when she was studying, has a mortgage and her life is work, and she can get through each day without having to reassure herself that she’s going to be fine. Most people my age aren’t lucky enough to be in this position, but somehow this is the standard I’m expected to uphold. No one says it, but just by the way people in my life baby me around, I can tell that that’s the way they want me to be.

    / end vent with lots of cognitive distortions

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      I’m sorry you had to go through that.

      I know it’s difficult to dismiss a parents opinion, but I would highly recommend it in this case.

      It sounds like he has no understanding of the way the world works at the moment. I hear this a lot from people. That their parents are completely disconnected from the realities of life these days.

      You’re not a loser and I hope you know that ❤️

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          I’ve been through it in the past, and the best thing you can do I think, is to focus on the fact that you’re doing your best, and that’s more than good enough ❤️

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      Jesus Christ, I’m sorry but a parent should not be calling their child that.

      That’s just not right!

      People go through different journeys through life to get to where they want, there’s no playbook by any means.

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      Yesterday my dad called me a loser because I am underemployed right now. what a prick. You didnt need to say or justify anything beyond that. Hes a prick. Nothing more to say and nothing else matters beyond that. You dont speak to your kids like that. EVER. Even if you aint a kid any more.

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        He did apologise, saying he believes in me and that he was just trying to push me, but that’s definitely a mean thing to call someone.

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          He may be sincere in his apology, but I’m so sorry you experienced that from your father. The things our parents say tend to stick around a while in our heads (my egg donor said “you’re just like your father!” And slapped me when I replied “good!” lol, I’ll never forget), but know that YOU ARE NOT A LOSER!!! no one here would ever say or think that about you, because it’s untrue! You are nowhere near to being a loser and your dad should spend the rest of his life making it up to you imo.

          We love you!

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          It’s the sort of comment that might have motivated him as a young man, and may be motivational for your twin, but definitely is not effective as a motivator for you. And as your parent he should have seen that a lot earlier.

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      Let me add to the pile of outrage at your dad for saying such a horribly hurtful and useless comment.

      I want to write a whole essay to you because I have a similar family dynamic (very accomplished eldest bro who seems to be doing fine with a very fast paced life) - and I certainly didn’t get taken seriously for much of my early adulthood

      I should go pack though. But all I can say is… it does get better, with age and experience their opinions matter less, and life becomes more about keeping yourself afoat the way that works best for you.

      For comparison, said wildly successful older bro had massive setback later in life that’s been going on for years now. And he is far worse equipped to handle it mentally and emotionally because his life has always been superlative and successful. He had never really experienced failure before. It’s a huge learning curve later on in life. So take that for what it’s worth…

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      As a parent sometimes we say things out of frustration. It doesn’t make it right though. Big hugs for you because you are going forward and that’s the main thing. 💛

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      wtf, i wouldn’t say that to a friend let alone a daughter

      you know you’re right , you know they were wrong

      but it hurts so bad, hurts because why would they even say that, they are supposed to be kind and supportive, and you know they know how to be supportive because they are to other people

      so many many hugs

      I know it hurts, I know that having the kindness and support of those we love makes us feel like we can conquer the world but there are times we need to be our own best friend

      you have us as your friend and you have yourself, you’re a really good friend

      me, my family of origin want me to be loser, they would get angry when I has success of any kind, I lost them instead

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      That’s so shit and so fucked up. I’m glad he apologised, but it’s not fair that he did that in first place. Comparison is the thief of joy, you’re doing YOU and that’s all that matters. You are loved!

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      Has… he seen the job market? A very hurtful and clueless thing for him to say. Very boomer.

      And yes mental health struggles make life a lot harder. Not everyone can be a machine. Those expectations are pretty high, I’d even say unrealistic, and I think your sister might even secretly be feeling the high pressure job. If not now then at some point. If anything else happens to add a strain to life that pace might not be sustainable.

      Comparing you to a sibling is also not appropriate to do.

      Edit: In a small way I was the tough disciplined organised one that others got compared to… because I was so desperately holding it together under pressure. Burned out hard. They’re doing well now and me not so much.

      Comparison hurts both sides

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    ABC news has a story that Alan Jones has been arrested on indecent assault charges spanning 20 years. About time.

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    Yesterday I was in my lounge room and I heard water running so I cocked my head, went into the kitchen and realised FUCK ITS THE LAUNDRY. So I sprint in there and turn the tap off. My washing machine had sprung a leak. First thing i did was take off my socks because ick. Water everywhere. Luckily it didn’t reach the hallway carpet. Cleaned it up. There was swearing but atleast I know I run towards danger, didn’t panic and my hearing is still good.

    Good news is I defrosted my freezer so I get to pack it with frozen goods from Aldi today.