A coworker died yesterday morning😭.
HR knew by 9 :00 AM, but they kept us working all day. They finally told us around 4 :30 PM, then had the nerve to say, "You can head home early if you need to"—knowing we all finish at 5: 00 PM anyway.
This morning, it’s back to "business as usual." Some of my friends are literally sobbing at their desks, but they’re expected to work and be productive. No time to grieve.
It’s a cold reality. Within a week, the company will have his job posted online. Within a month, someone else will be sitting in his chair.
But his family ,his children will still talk about him every day,they will ask where is daddy , His wife will mourn him for ages ,he was the love of her life .
At work, we are just a "resource" that can be replaced in a week. At home, we are the world. Stop giving your best energy to a desk that will forget you, and giving the "leftovers" to the people who never will.
Actions speak louder than words
Love isn’t just a phrase.
I need to feel love, not just hear it.
Words are easy.
Actions matter.
If you don’t notice my stress, support me, or show appreciation, “I love you” feels empty.
My wife hasn’t said “I love you” back in months.
This morning I finally noticed.
I asked her why.
She didn’t raise her voice, didn’t argue, and didn’t list everything I’ve done wrong…
She just said:
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