The workplace is difficult
I'm worried about a colleague at work.
The waves of emotions are intense on a regular basis, and aren't they out of line with common sense? I often do that kind of behavior.
For example, when I tell them that I've made a mistake at work, they cry on the spot, and people around me, including me, follow up, but I often don't get to work after that.
I work while crying the other day, so when I asked why, wondering if it was some kind of trouble at work, they said it was difficult because of trouble with private relationships.
Also, there were times when I went to work even though I was suspected of having an infectious disease. I urged them to go home, but they didn't give a reason, and in the end, they didn't try to return until the scheduled time that day.
Apart from work matters, I began to bring personal relationships into my work, and each time I was forced to respond, I was exhausted.
I also think it's okay not to respond one by one, but it's more difficult not to get involved at work, and I feel like I'm babysitting a child whose emotions are difficult to control rather than working.
When it comes to my boss, I don't care about anything other than my own work, and even if my subordinates are crying nearby, they don't say a single word about anything.
I've become constantly frustrated at work and on my days off.
I even try devoting myself to my hobbies to somehow distract myself, but it's hard to get it out of my head.
Today I was really helpless and frustrated from the bottom of my stomach, and I hit myself hard until I had a bruise on my leg.
It's a story where I have to be so generous that I can accept that person, but it's painful because I'm also frustrated with myself for not being able to do that.
