Patience...
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Hyperion
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I doubt there's one single thing that frustrates you. It's almost certainly a combination of factros, many little things that build up on eachother and just leads to a genereal sense of disatisfaction. You emntioned about getting paid, so chances are you don't like or are a tired of your current job or place of work, mostly likely your colleagues can get on your nerves (mine sure do!) and in the end you 're just in it for the paycheck which makes you regret all the time you 're putting in, doing something you don't enjoy with people you don't like, just for money.
That sounds like a pretty good reason to me for someone to be easily irratated unless chilling with friends.
That sounds like a pretty good reason to me for someone to be easily irratated unless chilling with friends.
BLaQz
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Strangely enough, I love my jobs(I have 2)... One in a boxing gym, the other as a PT in a gym, & my colleagues are awesome... I'm very lucky to be able to say that... Most people I know have one job & hate it... I think I may have to surround myself with different people... People who don't listen & make stupid(not bad, we all make bad) decisions get on my nerves the most... Maybe I need to chill...
JD
JD
Hyperion
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Sounds to me like you 've got a pretty good deal with your work, maybe it's one of those phases when you 're just not in the mood. I know I usually tend to feel bored and disinterested in work and other stuff for a few weeks 2-3 times a year.
Take a vacation with some mates, get drunk, get laid, have a great all round. That's what I'd do.
Take a vacation with some mates, get drunk, get laid, have a great all round. That's what I'd do.
Hyperion
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There seems to be a wave of immigration from Australians to the UK lately. This girl I know is from down under and through her Scottish ancestry decided to pack it up and relocate there, and she's not alone, there's about a dozen Aussies who did the same thing and moved to the UK in general.
I've never been to Australia myself so I can't comment, but I would have thought that provided it's where you grew up, people would prefer it to places like the UK, what with the weather, cultural, political, professional and social differences being so vast, unless of course that's the appeal. But like I said, I've neve even been so I can't know either way.
BLaQz
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I was actually born in the UK, lived in New Zealand for a few years, then came to Australia... Australia doesn't suit me, or I should say I don't suit Australia... I think I'm just bored here... I've done everything I want to do... Thinking about opening a studio gym overseas in the next couple of years... I'm not even a citizen over here Haha! Still UK citizen... No plan on changing that either... Shows my commitment to this country... By no means am I bagging this place, but like I said I don't suit this country... Jobs are easy to get for some(me)... Money is good... That stuff doesn't appeal to me as much as it should... Strange, but true...
JD
JD