Professional Burnout, anyone?

Naiwen

Naiwen

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Well, I've quit my parent's house at 18 years old because of domestic violence, living on the streets for a year or 2, that's when an organization for homeless people in my are have picked me up and have given me job. I've worked as a secretary/receptionist/data entry clerk for about 4-5 years before trying to kill myself. Why? Because I couldn't perform at work and have had sexual harassment, stalking and unwanted attention from a male boss at my job. That's when I've decided to go see a psychiatrist/therapist because I've been suicidal back then. After that, I've quit my job and have applied for disability and am currently living with my personal live-in 24/7 caretaker (paid 100% by the government) because I can't take care of the basic necessities of life, I can't look after myself. Never been happier with my current living arrangements. I'm renting my caretaker's house paying her a certain amount of money from disability for her to do errands, groceries and etc for me. I'm living the life I want and my dream life as a perfect hermit and shut-in and love my current lifestyle.
 
Being alive is all about living the way you wanted. It's your happiness that matters. There is no way you would live in a home where there's domestic violence and you would ever be happy.
 
What matters most is how you feel and how much you love yourself because you can get give out a good energy to people if you love yourself less or sad.

I'm glad you are already living your dream and finding true happiness in whatever you've become.
 
I don't know if you call delivery driving a profession, lol. Nonetheless, I get tired of doing Door Dash everyday, but things are rough now and I have to survive. Who has done a job like mine?
 
The first thing that one can do for themselves is to love themselves no matter how or what seems to be your disability. You give out the energy you have not the other way round.

Living our dream is another way that helps out in keeping our sanity at a stable level.
 
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