What am I really mad about? Surely not the things listed above. I have had enough therapy to know better. I am really upset about my home life, primarily financially. It sickens me to even have to think about it. Maybe one day I can write it down, but right now I fear that would make be blow up.
It's not just home that is overwhelming. I have so much work to get done, it's impossible. That's standard these days, but I kinda like it. I don't miss work anymore unless I really have to because I am afraid I will never catch up. The daily/ weekly/ monthly deliverables that I have are enough to keep me busy for 35 hours a week. On top of that, we have constant changes, problems that pop out of no-where, weird issues that need our attention and tons of additional projects that we have to do unless we want to be seen as a non-team player. It's challenging. I am not bored and that's a great thing.
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ReplyDeleteFor many, the nameless, out-of-nowhere anger you describe is the problem, not the symptom. You have gained the insight into yourself to know that it's a manifestation of something within. Many people go their entire lives (therapy notwithstanding) and never learn what you already know. To be aware of what torments you is to have a good part of the battle already won; one cannot address what one does not understand.
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