Sick of work
Friday, August 31st, 2007Slowly, slowly, the feeling just creeps away.
It is getting more and more difficult to describe my feelings. I don’t even know what is it now. Workload does not matter anymore, it piles up anyway. I am expected to multitask, to hold many posts, to be superman. But no I am not superman.
But I am not complaining, I don’t feel tired, I don’t feel stressed. Perhaps it because nobody realises what I have been doing…It is just a numb feeling. I don’t feel anything at all when I see people arriving late and leaving early for work-these people have been deliberately complaining that they had nothing to do, and they don’t realised how much more freedom they have in return to organise their thoughts, to cultivate their mind, and to stop their footsteps to reflect on their daily actions.
Workload just piles up, and I just ended up staring into space, wondering what should be done first.
I don’t have time to think for what I am doing. Worse, I can’t feel for what I am doing. I don’t want to do things this way.
The meaning of living is to do the things that you feel for. It is a tragedy to work a man like a machine.
Losing the spirit to fight for fairness, losing the will to complain. Soon I will lose the meaning of life.
The indifference feeling while working had made me feel unexcited about weekends as well. It feels worse to realise that there is nothing at all do when there is no work. Now it is not about wanting to do something for the weekend, but it is about not wanting to do nothing and staying at home for the weekends. It is sad.
To me, working overtime is the one thing that is harms one’s mental and psychological well being the most. The damage is evident in me.
Soon you will find that you are lacking of time for yourself, and lose your thoughts subsequently. Very soon you will also lose yourself.
This should be classifed as a recognised mental disease.