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>its fine to hate your job or complain about it

good because that's what most of us do. there's no being a martyr to it most of the time. actually what i've found is that basementdwellers who work 5 hour shifts maybe once or twice a week are usually the ones with the martyr complexes.

I've noticed that too. they also act like its a big deal to have a job. but I've also seen people with fulltime jobs complain about how unfair it is they have to work and that the job doesn't accommodate all their needs and desires beyond just "my job is boring/our customers suck". I assumed that's what op meant.

this. there's a big difference between complaining about aspects of your job that you dislike and complaining that you're expected to work, period. the first is normal, everyone does it. the second is ridiculously childish.

yes, 99% of people will have to work at some point in their life. grow up and do it and stop acting like you're ~so~ ~put upon~ to have to work.

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