My last 2 weeks have been a bit rough:

first there was an insurance issue I am still dealing with because my employer failed to submit relevant information on time. Payment will be effective only after employer submits correct information.

Then my employer claimed that someone had seen me using my cell phone while at work (theoretically, that’s not allowed, but everyone checks the time now and then, and normally it doesn’t affect the quality of the work). They claimed this happened eight weeks ago. I simply replied that I couldn’t remember anything like that.

This week I received a ticket from the transportation authority, where they claim I boarded a ship without a valid ticket, something I am appealing. I’ve never done this before but my friends are helping me. It’s not so much about the amount as it is about the feeling of being trampled on. I even showed the employee a copy of my ticket I had on my phone with my whole name, address and price I paid, but he ignored it. I already sent my side of the story to the authority and I’m waiting for an answer.

The thought of being forced to pay for a ticket I paid and showed as a copy of weighs heavily on me. I know I shouldn’t give it more importance that it deserves, but they way that employee treated me, the employee ignoring me, my explanations and the copy I had on my phone gives me an eerie feeling of injustice, that something is broken. I’ve been using that boat for 5 years and never had such an issue before.

If you are more resilient than me, how? I feel lost and as much as I’d like to forget about it I flash back to it, I cannot concentrate and I’m not sleeping very well.

I’d like to be stronger but I’m not.

  • solidheron@sh.itjust.works
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    2 days ago

    I recommend ashwaganda to help you sleep. Ashwaganda will help me sleep even if I’m freaking out. I recommend that in the immediate category to get your sanity.

    As for your anxiety, Well you’re going to have to get comfortable with your anxiety. There’s multiple ways to deal with anxiety some helpful, a lot mental ill. Don’t be afraid to take action, and you should look at your actions as way to get the best outcome for yourself even in sure situation. When you have scenarios go through your head and you ruminate to little too long, make a plan and act it out. Your mind will convince itself it’s doing something and give you relief.