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One day I'll get over the fantasy of imagining my life where I'm not working all the time. "Oh, after grad school" I thought, "things'll settle down a little." Needless to say, they didn't, and my passing fantasy of settling down into a full-time job and having time to catch up on reading, sleep, and other leisure activities remains strictly in the depths of my imagination.
Now, I'll be the first to admit that I do this to myself. I load myself up with projects, side-gigs, and little one-offs that always seem to spiral out into ever increasing workloads. But hey, I'm a New Yorker, we all work too much. And ugh, my job. After my boss died suddenly a few years back three of us decided we were going to take over and try to make something bigger and better than what came before. And weâre going for it, new business plan and pitch deck. Reaching out to all our old clients to make sure they know weâre still around. Currently weâre working on new branding and website presences. The works.
And do I relax in my spare time? No, of course not. I spend most nights obsessing over home-made ice cream flavors and making minor adjustments until theyâre perfect. Honestly, I'm not sure I can keep going at this pace.
But hopefully that's where you come in. I just got home from a week in LA for a conference (and associatedâŚnetworking, connecting, âletâs have a little chatâing, âHow can we alignâing and itâs beenâŚfar too long since Iâve had any quality time in the company of a lovely woman. I really need someone who's into taking care of someone else, I'm feeling the edges of burnout creeping in and I'm not liking how they're feeling. Where I'm at right now is just looking for someone to take care of my needs a little bit. It's been...longer than I'd like to admit since I've felt the touch of another person and I'm hoping you can relieve that.
So if any of this appeals to you, or you want to tell me I'm a horrible person, or have tips on how to make a more convincing post, or are bored, or want to talk about your favorite 19th century poem, or you want to help me practice my Swedish, please don't hesitate to shoot me a message.
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