Posted by ItsSupes2Escapism lol
Drinking and Sex
Posted by blvckphvse"The drowning Gemini"Posted by ItsSupes2
Drinking and Sex
This is true.. All the ones I know tend to drown their troubles with drinking and drugs.click to expand
Posted by heliumfiasco
My Leo has been extremely stressed at work. He feels that he is undervalued, over-worked and over-looked.
Recently they changed his title and when he explained the hurt he felt, my eyes teared up, because I could tell he was destroyed. He is a professor at RISD but he also manages their entire printing department (like 37 spaces all across the state). Since he has 3 job titles at RISD they took his "faculty" title away, because it isnt "his main priority". He has been an adjunct professor every semester since 2009. This is making him feel a certain way, and I get it. They even took his badge and had it reprinted. It legit seems like a spite thing.
He works like 70 hours a week, is basically holding the entire department up, and they continuously fuck with him. I personally think that he loves that they all turn to him for everything, but he is constantly doing other peoples jobs, then upset when he doesn't get acknowledged for it. Ive told him to stop. But, he is passionate about the program. I think he ultimately has thought that he could work himself to a position of Grad program director or Head of the Department, and he is starting to realize he has invested 10 years and its not going to happen. Academia seems to be highly political, especially at Ivy League status.
My question is how do Leo's respond to stress? This happened last week and he was upset, but he seemed fine Saturday.... Now for the past 3 days, he will send me a meme a day (im assuming to let me know he is alive) and hasnt tried to see me, and seems very withdrawn. Im trying to not take it personally, ive given him his space and just replied back very casually. This isnt like him and I'm wondering if I should reach out more, or just kind of let him deal with this on his own?
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