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[quote=Anonymous]All good advice; some of which I will take. For example, I am going to try to have as little to do with him as possible.  However, he keeps asking me what I"m doing. This is odd b/c we have weekly staff meetings where I tell everyone. I also send an end-of-the week update to staff so twice a week he has overviews.  Also, it's obvious what I do b/c I create content.

AGain, his complaint is not with my work.

I know I should look for a job but I"m very tired and frankly don't want to loose maternity leave.  Also, I am very fond of this job and organization so it's hard to leave it.

I really, really need to figure out the right way to speak with a trusted board member. I have one in mind...it's just how.  and when. I think it needs to be sooner rather than later. In the last week, boss has messed up at two meetings. So I think his dementia/narcissism/weirdness will start to get out very soon if it hasn't already.

Also, thanks to whomever called out narcissism.  It could be that.  But if it is, it is a change, probably started a year ago or less.  B/c it's a rather recent change, I do think it  might be mental....if dementia can be called mental.

Thinking about that comment about me being overly accommodating. While there is truth, the irony is that boss thinks i'm not accommodating him enough.

I will say I have not enjoyed coming to work since this conversation took place and I"ve been challenged by his odd behavior for quite some time.  That alone makes me think I need to focus outwardly...like on finding a new job.[/quote]

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