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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is she Gen Z? A lot of young women seem to think that sharing their traumas is some kind of bonding process but these kids need to understand how to build a solid friendship first then share appropriately with their closest friends when necessary. Sharing too soon and/or too often comes off as weak and attention-seeking. This is not a way to attract or make friends - and certainly not healthy friendships.[/quote] This happens at work. I’m all for being authentic at work but maybe telling your boss about your mental health struggles isn’t wise? Your boss, no matter how good of a person they are, will have some bias when considering you for a big assignment or promotion, especially if you are competing against someone who isn’t bipolar or whatever. Keep that at home and do your job![/quote] Well if your boss does that then they are breaking the law. Maybe the boss shouldn’t be a manager if they can’t do the job.[/quote]
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