Overwrought prose by somebody with mental health issues. Also, the lack of an internal locus of control, which I find reprehensible. If you're in trouble, go f

Overwrought prose by somebody with mental health issues. Also, the lack of an internal locus of control, which I find reprehensible. If you're in trouble, go find help. If you can't find help, well, you better make the best of being in trouble. Aside from family and friends, nobody cares much about you, and nobody should. A company is not responsible for your physical or mental well being. It provides resources that might help you overcome your difficulties. If you can't take advantage of these resources, they're not going to spoon feed you. They have better things to do with their time. From the article "because I wonder how many times this unnamed victim reached out to HR". More baseless hypotheticals. Amazon employs over 20k people. It's fundamentally a profit making machine, not a day-care for fragile little snowflakes. And the author of this article finally quit right? Isn't the author glad that he lacked the courage to kill himself and found the courage to quit?