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Quite the contrary. My aim is at those opinions that tell _me_ what to do, essentially not respecting my own opinion. I am more than happy for people to return
by yrgulation 4y ago
Quite the contrary. My aim is at those opinions that tell _me_ what to do, essentially not respecting my own opinion. I am more than happy for people to return to the office if that's _their_ wish but I am not returning to an office to be someone’s substitute for a normal life. To each his own, basically. As i said, there are valid reasons but not at my own freedom’s expense.
- matsemann 4y agoIf you only said you don't want other's needs to affect you, that would be a valid opinion. (Albeit not very altruistic) But what you're saying is also that those wanting to be at the office are friendless, need this as a substitute for a normal life etc. That's unnecessary, and just you being a total dick. Please present your arguments here in a better way.
- yrgulation 4y agoi never said that. please be more mindful when making accusations and try and reread what people write here if english is not your strength, instead of being a pretentious prick.
- anon2020dot00 4y ago> most pro office folks are seeking to substitute gaps in their personal lives with onsite work > you're saying is also that those wanting to be at the office are friendless, need this as a substitute for a normal life etc What did he characterize wrong?
- willbw 4y agoAh yes you only said: >My personal observation is that most pro office folks are seeking to substitute gaps in their personal lives with onsite work. A drain on their coworkers to be frank. Lack of friends, proper housing, lack of exercise you name it. A tiring hindrance on those... This is an unfair and spiteful characterisation of people who happen to have a different viewpoint than you. We can do better than that.