Antiwork

I have never been able to decide on a career path. It was only after much reflection that I realized I didn't dream of labor. 🤷‍️ Who else?

I am in the process of learning how to become an aircraft mechanic. Its alright, but I don't picture myself doing this forever, it stresses me out. My bf makes pretty good money as a pilot, and says I can stay home if I want. Also he loves his job. This honestly makes me feel guilty and lazy for not wanting to work. I just hate the thought of having to work until I'm 65. But what would I do with myself? My life has been so circled around work to the point that I always thought work defined who I am as a person. Does it? I feel like I've never had time for self discovery and figuring out what I even want to do with my life. I love dogs, that's a start. Maybe dog grooming or something like that? But I hate having a boss so maybe…

Right-to-work policies need to be ended. Furthermore, the right for workers to strike and collectively bargain needs to be established in federal law. Just found out that when I become a teacher here in Texas, I'll be legally restricted from striking and collective bargaining. If I did, I'd be fired, have no rehiring rights, and lose any public servant benefits. These policies should be totally illegal.

I work in a CAD drafting type job and work from a large L-shaped desk. I keep all of my material drawing stuff (not computer stuff) on one arm of my desk, all in front of me so I don't have to turn all the way around from my computer to grab stuff. However every single morning when I walk in to work, my pen holder/ file holder and a few other typical office items have been moved to the very end of the L arm, and every time I move them back to the spot I like them, I come in to find them back in that other spot. I am yet to ask him why he keeps moving my stuff because I don't want to be too confronting, but I can't think of a reason why this would keep happening? Nobody else's stuff gets moved at all, and…

Can they fucking do this?