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CaptainRant409813h@retoor Rofl. Well, not every single little aspect or skill interests me. Don't give me programming for old systems as a job. As with anything, things become unpleasant when you turn a hobby or talent into a job.
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@CaptainRant jobs aren't supposed to coerce
what I mean is the "a hobby becomes a job" isn't getting at what's actually causing the disillusionment. it's not that it's a job. it's if the atmosphere at the job is one of fear
I used to be bothered by this. I liked programming but a job ruined it. then I couldn't program even on my own time. and it's not that I didn't like programming. it was the greatest thing I ever found in the world. so it caused distress for me to not be able to do it anymore, and then aimlessness and depression
turns out I hung on to baggage from the job. the coercion and fear they kept trying to put into my head
and the kicker is in Canada coercive environments allow you to literally sue your employer. but they told me everywhere was like that and that it was normal. is it normal or not? cuz I haven't worked since and I can't bring myself to
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