this is a mood. I'm super quiet and sensitive as well, and it's a tough combo. You reach out to people, which takes what feels like a herculean effort, and sometimes they just don't respond. That hurts a lot, especially if you're extra sensitive to perceived rejection (which I definitely am). It's super hard to want to try again after stuff like that happens, at least for me.am i invisible or something i- like how do i get overlooked and ignored so frequently. i must actually be a ghost :/
There's definitely value in talking less and listening more - I hate that society paints being quiet as a bad thing! keep doing youSame. I think I'm just too quiet
the thing is im not very good at listening eitherthis is a mood. I'm super quiet and sensitive as well, and it's a tough combo. You reach out to people, which takes what feels like a herculean effort, and sometimes they just don't respond. That hurts a lot, especially if you're extra sensitive to perceived rejection (which I definitely am). It's super hard to want to try again after stuff like that happens, at least for me.
I try to remind myself that it's not really about me, and that they probably didn't even notice they upset me- unfortunately, a lot of people in this world are not great listeners, so I'll have to repeat myself or say it a little louder. A lot of times it doesn't feel worth it to me to put that effort in, but sometimes it's important stuff, so I'm more willing to raise my voice.
ps. i notice you and your resident rep with that iconic outfit! you're not invisible
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There's definitely value in talking less and listening more - I hate that society paints being quiet as a bad thing! keep doing you
the quiet thing still stands - don't feel like you have to change your style to suit others' expectations. I was told I was "too quiet" all the time growing up. When i was in my first leadership-type role (RA in a hectic, large dorm), I thought I had to be loud to get my point across, and become an extrovert or whatever, but that didn't end up being the truth. My residents responded the most when I was the most genuine - which, for me, meant quiet, calm, and steady rather than super loud and outgoing. You don't have to be loud, you just have to be you, as cheesy and dumb as I'm sure that sounds.the thing is im not very good at listening either
Work has been kicking my butt lately. I take maybe one break each month and there’s still always something to complain about. I have also recently observed a lot of unethical practices that are starting to make me uncomfortable and angry. Cannot mention specifics due to confidentiality but it’s making me consider why I’m here. Worried about finding and securing another opportunity in my area currently though.
Certain millenials for you :/ Sad times.People are outraged at a Golden Girls episode. They are wearing face masks, it isn't blackface.
People are outraged at a Golden Girls episode. They are wearing face masks, it isn't blackface.
I create content related to skincare for another website. Some of those products contain coal. I've never photographed them actually on my face for this reason.Certain millenials for you :/ Sad times.
Yeah, but people yell at series rather than actual issues, I think it was just a bad example they brought up that people yell at. Unless they would deliberately use blackface (or anything else racist) I'd leave it. Plus old ladies do face masks all the time. I mean if you're intelligent enough to put on a TV or find a streaming service one should be able to tell between satire and aimed racist stuff.I create content related to skincare for another website. Some of those products contain coal. I've never photographed them actually on my face for this reason.
this is a mood. I'm super quiet and sensitive as well, and it's a tough combo. You reach out to people, which takes what feels like a herculean effort, and sometimes they just don't respond. That hurts a lot, especially if you're extra sensitive to perceived rejection (which I definitely am). It's super hard to want to try again after stuff like that happens, at least for me.
I try to remind myself that it's not really about me, and that they probably didn't even notice they upset me- unfortunately, a lot of people in this world are not great listeners, so I'll have to repeat myself or say it a little louder. A lot of times it doesn't feel worth it to me to put that effort in, but sometimes it's important stuff, so I'm more willing to raise my voice.
ps. i notice you and your resident rep with that iconic outfit! you're not invisible