#micromanaging

[velvette-angel-ts4]

i don’t play the sims. i micromanage fake people to avoid my own responsibilities.

[thegoodmorningman]

As per my last email, anything goes. Anything you want.

[dougielombax]

I like sticking to an established routine and schedule.

But I DON’T like being micromanaged into oblivion!

[bideogaymes]

yall… i had the most unnecessarily passive aggressive interaction with my former boss about me picking up my photo stand back drop that i left there after i lost my job last August. i asked a friend to give me a ride today to get it and she was using another friend’s car so we were on a time crunch anyway & when i got to my old job, my former boss texted me that she wasn’t there and i couldn’t come grab my stuff. even tho it was sitting in the common area for the residents & not in the office. i went and grabbed it anyway bc i was already there and it was mine. she’s an older Black woman with control issues that made work difficult for me bc if it wasn’t her idea, she’d automatically reject anything i proposed within the scope of my job description. but simultaneously would be overly familiar with me and treat me like her daughter or sumn. the whole reason i couldn’t get my belongings is bc of her schedule, my illness, and lack of transportation and money to get there and back 🙄.

look at these texts, she was being so weird bc she made it seem like there was a new hire in the office but when i spoke to the residents today, they told me basically everyone who worked with me is gone and nobody is ever in the office and that they miss me and she need to give me my job back lol:

like… girl bye. i even folded the backdrop and clips and left them neatly on a chair. i literally just wanted to grab my stand which i paid for and brought from home. & i had never been trespassed to begin with so trying to scare me with inaccurate legality just to inconvenience me was even crazier. control freak behavior.

[disingenuousq]

Having complete and total control over your child is going to cause deep rooted issues that can take years to address. For me, it was authoritarian control and micromanaging. I am 27 years old and I cannot function without someone telling me exactly what to do, exactly how to do it. Step by step. I am almost helpless without constant supervision. You can imagine how successful my adult life has been.

Have you experienced micromanaging? How are you dealing with it?

[pain-is-my-game]

Why do I need to be in control all the time? I know that it only burdens me but being out of control feels even worse.

[youjustgotlawyered]

When it’s going to be your second work coup in one year:

[twinkdrama]

oh how tiring it is to depend on the most micromanaging person i know