Wednesday Jan 19, 2011

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Today I'm feeling a little under-appreciated for all th shit I do. Maybe I'm just having one of those days or maybe I'm being taken advantage of...again. Sometimes I think I'm too nice when it comes to business and helping other people out. I always seem to manage to do most of the work and get next to none of the benefits/pay.

The problem is, I'm not a quitter. If I said I would do something then I do it, but at what point do you just stop and say "Look, I quit." or something similar.

Give me advice.
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zarphin:
hmm thats dumb, the feed on this site gets weird at times. and now i'm typing comments to you on two different sites at the same time. LOL. in any case. Quitting is different, from feeling like what you are doing is getting you nothing but grief and stress. thats just playing it smart. When you are fed up, and you have tried to get the help or support you need, when all else has failed, then you stop doing it, and you aren't quitting, you are following the path that other selfish people laid out for you. thats all. Because given the right encouragement you never would have stopped, and you know it. So you are ok stopping, if you're not being given the incentive to keep going.

Z--surreal
witchartist:
First of all honey, don't quit. You are who you are, a giving, supportive, wonderful person...period.
You help because you care, don't change that.
Benefits come in many ways and I can see in your eyes how much you gain from what you do. Can we talk more about this??? I feel like I'm glossing over what is obviously something that affects you deeply...I hate giving snap advice, but would like to help you. I have been and AM where you are and do appreciate your feelings. Take care and let me know how I can help. xoxoxoxo

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