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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I did therapy and took drugs. I also tried part time. The only thing that worked was changing settings. I now teach in a private school. I don’t need therapy or medication anymore. I am a new person. No job is worth falling apart for, and even the small pay cut I took is insignificant now that I don’t need regular therapy and psychiatrist visits![/quote]

This is sensible, but the frequent posters don’t want to hear it. It takes guts and effort to leave a bad situation. Easier to stay and complain.[/quote]

In my area, the only private schools available are Catholic schools.  Currently, I make 80K a year.  If I were to leave for Catholic school, I'd make 30K and instead of my pension being about 50K a year when I retire, it'll only be about 30K a year.  It takes more than guts and effort to leave a bad teaching situation.  It takes a wealthy spouse which some of us do not have!  This isn't like complaining that one's commute it too long.  I have two kids headed to college, a mortgage and need to continue to add to my retirement (on top of pension contributions).  [/quote]

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