Everybody at the office where MW works is crazy. They're all mentally unstable and don't know how to act around people. MW relates stories to me on a daily basis about how they talk and behave themselves - they're all on drugs! she's sure.
Tweak the following quote:
"If you run into an asshole in the morning, you ran into an asshole. If you run into assholes all day, you're the asshole."
Substitute out "asshole"; replace with....
Yesterday MW had an especially troublesome encounter. By her own admission, she was engaged in a "passionate" conversation with her boss about getting some training. And as we all know, MW talks with her hands. Anyway, during this impassioned discourse, the trainer snapped at MW: "Don't you point your finger at me!"
MW was stunned and saddened. She apologized then went off to cry.
In my mind's eye, I can see the situation very clearly. It is the chorea coming out, as it will, during moments of high emotion.
What I told MW, however, was that the trainer must have some personal problems. Probably is on drugs - most everybody is these days. She shouldn't worry about it. Still, no point working at a place like that. They sound like very unprofessional people. MW should turn in her resignation and take some time off. Maybe go back to school; or just relax. Life has been stressful lately. Time to take a break.
Yes, I want MW to quit her job. I lose control when she goes off to work - even if it is only part time hours doing fairly simple and repetitive tasks. I've long feared someone would say something to MW that would push her over - this is why I encourage her to stay away from her family - and "Don't point your finger at me!" when MW is only exhibiting typical HD behavior is too goddamned close for comfort.
But, of course, I understand that without a job, MW would have more time to sit around and think. This could also lead to trouble.
Yet another in the endless parade of lose/lose situations.
Yesterday, when MW hung up the phone, she said she was going to resign. Yay! When I got home, however, she said she couldn't do it. She doesn't want to feel like a failure.
Okay then. Moving on....
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