Wow 🖤 this is so real, and so relatable. It makes you wonder, our bodies reject (strongly) what is not meant for us. And we light up when something is… yet we still continue to lineup at the assembly line.
My husband’s relationship with our cat—having actual time to nap and play together—helped me admit my burnout and walk out, too. They called me a “unicorn” as though it was admirable to juggle so many tasks for so little reward that no one else would do it.
Read every line. Felt every line.
Wow 🖤 this is so real, and so relatable. It makes you wonder, our bodies reject (strongly) what is not meant for us. And we light up when something is… yet we still continue to lineup at the assembly line.
Powerful
My husband’s relationship with our cat—having actual time to nap and play together—helped me admit my burnout and walk out, too. They called me a “unicorn” as though it was admirable to juggle so many tasks for so little reward that no one else would do it.