I mean, he/she is the office jackass for a reason. Did you really expect anything different?Two days of sensitivity training and all the office jackass got out of it was that it’s everyone else’s fault
I would say that if your dick is saying to you that's the perfect amount, then it is.
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Trust me I doI would say that if your dick is saying to you that's the perfect amount, then it is.
Listen to the dick.
Amen!
I had hopes...she kept complaining about this one woman and I laughed and said she reminds me of you! I was hoping maybe the light bulb would turn on but no.
There is always that one person no matter where you go!
Are you having trouble sleeping tonight? I see it’s about 4 am in the UK and you‘re still up. It’s 5 am here on the Mediterranean coast of Spain and I’m pretty wide awake. Have you had insomnia for a long time or is it a more recent development related to having time off? I’ve been an insomniac for pretty much my whole life — sometimes it’s better, sometimes it’s worse. One of my earliest memories is my parents bringing me warm milk when I was four years old because I couldn’t sleep. The only long-term effect it’s had on me is that I can’t stomach the thought of warm milk!
It seems to be more recently that it’s developed a pattern like this. I’m wondering if work being so stressful and hectic now is making it more difficult for me to fall asleep when I’m not so frazzled! On my last day off I only got three hours sleep the night before work and I’m still struggling to catch up!
Stress will do it for sure. You're probably not getting a chance to completely switch off from work, I used to be the same. Take time to switch off and relax, but it's easier said than done.
I was actually talking to someone about meditation a few days ago! I once had builders working on my roof. They had scaffolding around my windows to get up there. I was working late shifts so the stomping and talking was waking me up, but I was able to meditate myself back to sleep throughout the ongoing noise! Now - I can’t meditate myself to sleep in the dark of night with total silence. The person I was talking to told me I’m definitely not fully switching off
Yep I agree, as I said easier said than done at times, it's hard work for something that should be easy to do.
I guess my shift pattern can make it difficult to switch off. For instance, on Saturday I will get home from work around 10pm - if traffic conditions allow! So once I’m home, I’m already thinking about getting ready for the Sunday morning shift. So I skip dinner, jump in the bath and rush to bed. Thankfully, on work nights I seem to be falling asleep very easily - in the bath, whilst in the middle of a text conversation
But it’s my days off where insomnia is hitting. It’s only been the past month that it has become a pattern. I hope I can work out how to level this out sooner rather than later!
I’m sorry to hear that you’re having such a struggle with sleep. As a fellow insomniac I know exactly what you’re going through and understand how difficult it is to function after just three hours sleep. I wish I could offer you some easy solutions, but I’ve tried just about everything — pharmaceutical drugs, melatonin, herbal teas, reading before bed, late night glass of wine, mixing alcohol with muscle relaxants (medical people aren’t big on that one), exercising, etc. —none of it works.
Can chocolate really help with that??
Might also be the source of your throat problem today. Cut grass = flying pollen = allergic reaction = sore throat. That’s mostly a long-shot possibility, see how you feel tomorrow when the pollen has settled. Good luck sleeping tonight!
No. Once we're at the age where we can take our teeth out, it only gets better.
