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> Although I would never admit to this publicly I am a sensitive person you say it as if it's a weakness but why? Rhetorical question, but a valid one. > Ge
by tempguy9999 8y ago
> Although I would never admit to this publicly I am a sensitive person
you say it as if it's a weakness but why? Rhetorical question, but a valid one.
> Getting chewed out in an aggressive tone, getting yelled at, or chewed out for extended periods of time can significantly impact my productivity
Mine too! That stuff can cut deeply; don't imagine it washes off me just because I can usually handle it. I've been left literally shaking after someone's had a go at me, and it has added to my long-term mental health problems. It affects my work very negatively - it deteriorates. I remember wanting to punch myself in the face on the train on the way home I was so upset, less than a year ago. It should not happen.
> in spite of my efforts to toughen up
I really do not know if that's something a person can do to themselves. Or should? I don't mind if I fuck up and get it in the neck but if I get it in the neck cos someone's rowed with their BF last night then I shouldn't have to deal with it at all. But that's life I suppose.
- TheOperator 8y agoThere is such a thing as oversensitivity. Something that makes me persue the mildest workplaces working mostly with a small familiar team. If I get tougher I get more oppertunities. So I work to get tougher so I can get what I want.