For those that can't stand this time of the year, my misery seeks company. What does it for you?


For me: aside from the usual family stuff:

I worked front-end in a post office back when that meant a line-up before I opened the doors to the end of the day when I had to inform the line-up that was still out the door that, yes, I was going to close on time. (Some didn't take that well. For me it was just another Tuesday...)

It meant a lot of work with little thanks and I had to listen to the same shitty Xmas playlist over and over all day.


Edit/PS: The quick downvote sells it. Perfection. chefs kiss

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[–] 26 points 10 months ago (3 children)

I'm (probably) not an autist, but same all around. Hate watching people open my gifts as well because I feel like I'm pressuring them to act a certain way. Exchanging gifts is miserable.

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  • [–] 3 points 10 months ago* (2 children)

    Now take that discomfort and dial it up a few hundred percent, maybe throw some resulting body issues in there and being ill a week thereafter.

    The point I am often trying to make is: the separate issues are sometimes easy to understand (and that's good) but the resulting issues are underestimated because of this.

    Please do not take this as a aggression to your valid post, but I often feel this needs to be added.

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