I Quit My Job for My Mental Health
Backstabbing colleagues. Inattentive managers. An unmanageable, ever-growing workload. These were a few of the factors that made me quit my job.
GL resides in Melbourne, Australia and works full time as a pharmacist. In the city where you can find limitless food and coffee options, you will find her wandering around trying different cuisines and coffee. She enjoys God in nature, in praise and worship (especially singing with her amateur guitar playing) and in fellowship with other believers. Writing has been a new thing that she explores in hopes to share God's works and goodness in her life.
Backstabbing colleagues. Inattentive managers. An unmanageable, ever-growing workload. These were a few of the factors that made me quit my job.
I have been longing for a partner for as long as I can remember. However, my plans of getting married young did not happen. And now that I’m in my 30s—and still single—there are days when I feel incredibly lonely.
Living with anxiety feels like living with this giant called “fear”, shadowing me everywhere I go. I had little confidence in doing new things and meeting new people. I had a lot of battles of the mind which could be quite negative, chaotic, and exhausting.
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