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“I’m not even getting fired,” she explains. “He just hired other interns. Why am I so annoying?”
Heather lets out an exhausted yet relieved chuckle and asks, “Can I have a serious conversation without crying? Why do I cry like this?”
Heather then reveals that she cried so hard during her call it made her contact lens fell out. Poor thing! In a follow-up video, Heather explains that working difficult jobs with anxiety over the years has made her an extremely emotional person at times.
She also had a horrible boss in her twenties while she worked at a law office who would not respect boundaries and psyche her out.
“He was so mean; he was so condescending,” says Heather. “He would just belittle me.”
Although Heather has made lots of progress with her anxiety, she still feels traumatized from that previous job, which would explain why she gets so emotional when it comes to work. Thankfully, lots of TikTok viewers left comments that Heather says made her laugh. Many commenters have felt the same kind of pressure at their jobs.
“I cry too, girl,” commented one user. “It’s so embarrassing, but I literally cannot stop when I’m in the moment.”
“As someone who was like that, you just gotta keep at difficult conversations, and they get easier,” commented another user. “Promise. I’m a director now, and I’m okay!”
Something to take away from Heather’s story, is if you get a little emotional when it comes to workplace stress and serious conversations, you are not alone! Just keep at it, and you’ll be fine.
@itsgivingheather No way in hell im posting part one after this shit. Part two only. Im so embaressed. Smh.
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