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Originally Posted by TishaBuv
It’s good you can make this connection. It sounds like you felt like your parents weren’t praising you, instead they were unfavorably comparing you to other kids. So when these managers treat you with praise for doing a good job (which they do, that’s their job, they want good morale and work out of their employees, and at first you are doing a good job wanting their praise) you get overly attached to them like the unconditional love you want from your parents. Am I on to something here or just reaching?
I hope you’re getting on the right track in wanting to stop the unhealthy fixations on the managers. It’ll take a lot of work for you. But this is what you need to do to function your best and stop getting unnecessarily heartbroken. You are setting yourself up for these heartbroken feelings and sabotaging yourself at your jobs.
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But katie from Arby’s? She looked up to the SAME supervisor I looked up to. With infinitely better results than me.
These managers did a lot more than simply telling me where I did good. A lot more.
With the incident from Arby’s continuing to break me when I first started at McDonald’s AND my legal and insurance issues following car wreck. I didn’t make the first move talking it through with him. He approached me.
Also before my first job, I hated all authority figures, especially teachers.