Resistance to dislike
Currently, I am working on a temporary basis. It was a job that required detailed cleanliness, and I decided that it was not a job that suited me, and I offered to retire and was accepted.
My legs were heavy on the way to work, and I started feeling nauseous before going to work in the morning.
At work, the person who taught me about the work said, “I'm watching how they do it since I have free time right now.”
I was told that it was sticky for about 30 minutes, and every time it was “slow,” “I can't do this either.” “You're not suited for this job.” “Do you think I'll be able to do it by practicing in the future? It seems impossible.” I kept getting told that. Gradually, I felt sorry for myself, and I began to atrophy. I thought I'd do my best not to get attention the next day, and I did my best in my own way, but compared to ~ who came in ahead (seems to have been working quite a long time), I was told words like the above again. When I get home after work, I feel terrible and fall into self-loathing. Recently, I've even started to think that I'm not even worth living for. I am aware that even I am a weak-hearted person. What kind of attitude should I spend the week until retirement? Or I'm worried about whether to give an honest reason and offer to retire on the same day. That is also something that is permissible as a member of society, isn't it? Is it just that I'm not patient enough?
