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  • Yeah every single one of your coworkers is childish on an elementary school level, sure. You either work with a ton of real weirdos, or more likely are way overemphasizig to get people to take your complaints more seriously.

    Your perception of yourself and your coworkers is not as objective and devoid of emotion as you think. Doubling down on the derisive condescension isn’t helping your case in this - there are many different emotions. But I definitely agree that looking for a different job that doesn’t involve hours of social interactions with patients and co-workers is a good idea. Best of luck.


  • They demand authenticity and complain that people express emotions in the same sentence.

    The whole post can be summarized as “Life would be so much better if other people’s thoughts and behaviours were organized around me and my preferences”.

    I understand this person by no fault of their own struggles more to muster up the patience you need to deal with being just one person among billions. But the idea that they’re completely alone in this, and therefore utterly victimised by depending on society to exist, is patently false and apparently born from a diminished capacity for empathy.




  • I don’t think that’s necessarily malicious. Sounds like those people may have a thing to learn about feminism as well.

    It’s not about being a “subsection”. It’s not a competition who’s on top. It’s about recognizing how these issues share a common core and many negative effects, and need to be addressed together rather than competing for attention. That’s exactly what intersectionality addresses.

    As far as I’m aware, the inclusive movement that focuses on male issues in a way that regards itself in cooperation rather than competition with feminism (after men’s rights was successfully taken over by the right-wing) labels itself men’s liberation.