Teambuilding

[Anonymous 2]

So we have this Christman thing at work. Every year the office organises something outside of office hours, including a dinner and hotel sleepover. I don’t want to go, because…

– It’s outside of office hours and goes on untill the next (satur)day.
– Married people bring their nagging wives.
– I work with these people 40 hours a week already.
– Nothing but bluepill talk all night long.
– Activities are usually stupid stuff the wives enjoy too.
– They don’t organise transportantion back home. I don’t own a car.
– I’ll get bitched at for falling asleep, the boss usually walks in whenever he sees fit so he doesn’t understand the fatigue induced by ignoring your biological clock 5 days a week.

…so I told the boss I wasn’t going. So he starts his passive-agressive mailing routine. I ignore it, but I still feel pressured because of it. Aaargh!

/rant

Damn, I needed to vent. I don’t get why companies think they do employees a favour by claiming our free time to go do stupid stuff in the cold and rain…

[xlrsnbrgParticipant 1786]

I used to do that too (refuse bluntly), now I just tell them some bulls~~~ excuse then I stop replying. Otherwise it’s endless arguing. I don’t have time for this s~~~.

A man shouldn't make his life's objective to be on the side of the majority, but to avoid finding himself in the ranks of the insane. (Marcus Aurelius)

[AwakenedParticipant 35202]

To shut up your boss, tell him the REAL reason you don’t want to go is because _________________________. Fill in the blank with a believable lie that will shut him up, and not make you look bad. For example, I have a sick relative that I promised I would visit. They may not be around much longer bla, bla, bla, or whatever will work in your situation.

In a World of Justin Beibers Be a Johnny Cash

[Anonymous 2]

Thanks for understanding guys. This stuff aggravates me because the office is all men, so I do sort of feel guilty about it. I can basicly ignore their wives, but they themselves are blue pillers as well. I just can’t bring myself to behave like my boss wants me too without getting paid for it anymore. I genuinely prefer sitting at home with a beer and my Xbox backlog. I experience these trips as WORK, not as leasure.

Anyone else feel the same about these things? I just feel like a jerk, but in the back of my mind a little voice is telling me I’m doing the right thing. Maybe next year I’ll make up some BS story, but I feel I shouldn’t have to. I feel I can’t be honest about it, my boss doesn’t understand the PEACE I get from MGTOW stealth: doing my OWN thing, WITHOUT them.

[Freeman_KParticipant 3524]

Anonymous wrote:

but in the back of my mind a little voice is telling me I’m doing the right thing

This little voice is telling you what to do.

Corporate teambuildings suck. Blue pill hell, nothing good can come out of this, do approach situation with caution, blue pillers are touchy about s~~~ like this.

The choices we make, not the chances we take, determine our destiny

[Anonymous 11]

Teambuilding = Identify the naive mule who will carry the entire burden while the “team” takes three hour lunches, or cuts out to hit the links at 1PM while taking all credit for your work.

You’ll get to eat a microwave burrito at your desk if you’re a good slave though.

Corporate America has left me more jaded than women.

[RoyDalParticipant]

Have you seen the movie Office Space? If not, give it a look.

I’m thinking of the classic scene where the passive aggressive boss tries to get him to come in Saturday and do a day’s work for no pay, and he gets rid of his cheating fiance in one fell swoop. He has a serious No F~~~s Given attitude.

I would spoil it if I tried to explain how a former wage wage slave and pussy beggar went full-NFG. You had best see the first half hour of the flick to get it.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[KevinStylesParticipant 2580]

Time is a non-renewable resource, don’t waste it on bulls~~~ 😉

[Anonymous 2]

Yeah, I’ve seen Office Space 🙂 great movie! Sums up perfectly how I feel about the work most of the time. This jackass of a boss of mine is giving me a hard time about so much non-relevant stuff… not joining the Christmas thing was his own idea back in 2014, when I indicated I didn’t enjoy those things. In spite of that, he’s constantly looking for ways to humiliate or belittle me or my collegues.

I wish I had the guts and the motivation to quit my job and start my own company or whatever. It’s just that I don’t think I’ll be able to handle the bureaucracy involved. I just don’t think I’ll have the required perseverence. I’ve started to slack at work because at this point… I no longer see the point in trying to keep someone happy that doesn’t ever express any gratitute whatsoever.

[Anonymous 1]

You could always go – get stupidly drunk (on the company dime) and do something incredibly embarrassing / stupid for both you and your boss / coworkers.

You’ll either get fired or uninvited – win win, maybe ?

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