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Nothing.

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Sorry to hear it.

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What would make you happy?

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After two years me and my girlfriend moved together last week. When I thought I couldn’t be happier, she bought us rotisserie chicken.

It was like a firework in my head.

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Congratulations!! Sounds like an awesome week!

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Sounds like a keeper, congrats!

And goddamn, rotisserie chicken is so good.

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Saw some old friends and we went out for fancy pizza, at a presumably instagram famous place given the line/ages etc. But, with 4 old friends, laughing and catching up in line was still a great time!

Also played a few games of soccer, two where I felt like the old man I pretend not to be but two felt really good.

And the weather forecast is finally calling for snow on our local ski hills so I’m going to take a morning off and if the weather holds, a full day for a better mountain farther away.

Oh, and finally listened to a buddy and started Severance, holy hell that show is great! Anyone else watched/watching? (Please no spoilers, I just started!)

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Severance is amazing. I’m waiting for the full season 2 to be out before I watch the second season though, since I don’t like waiting a week between episodes.

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Ha, yeah I’m torn on waiting. On the one hand, there is something lovely about savouring a show and pondering what’s coming/happened but on the other hand I want to know right goddamn now!

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I just finished season 1… HOW ON EARTH ARE YOU STILL WAITING? I finished last night and have been waiting for this interminable workday to end so I can find out how all the craziness unfolded.

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Yeah it’s not easy to wait honestly. Trying to find other shows but a lot of the other stuff is dogshit. :)

I think season 2 is probably not as good as season 1 too, it’s impossible.

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My boss was away, so I got to work in peace all week! This happiness carried over to my free-time and I slept better.

Micromanagement sucks. But let’s keep it positive: last week was nice!

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It’s wild how much better work can be sans management.

I even basically like mine but life is so much easier when she’s too busy to ask questions or offer input.

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100%… I like my boss too, but he doesn’t understand that he is micromanaging me and that things end up taking longer. I don’t think this is a personality issue only. I think it is lack of experience and knowledge about management.

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I don’t know about your organization but I’m a dev in a very large non profit and our managers rise through the dev ranks. Which sort of makes sense but is also kind of bizzare. “You’re good at coding, why not organizing and managing people now?” Especially funny as most of my team are lovely people but social interactions are not my team’s strong suit to put it mildly.

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One week since I finally started HRT after years of misery and antidepressant induced apathy. Mind is clearer, I can see an actual future for myself not obscured by fog and had a few actual moments of genuine happiness.

I also came out to my one of my best friends who lives abroad and have struggled to stay in contact with, which not only rekindled our friendship but redefined it. They have been so instantly accepting of me and non-judgemental.

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