Opinions on this work situation Please...
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LaurenMT96
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Answered thankyou everyone
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I would stick with not talking about your weight loss at all at work.5
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I'd stop talking about it at work. 🤷🏼♀️1
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The thing is, I really don't though unless asked, sometimes they ask me what i lost this week etc and I will respond but I never openly tell them1
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TavistockToad wrote: »
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People are nuts.
I found weight loss to be a solitary pursuit. Less said the better.8 -
LaurenMT96 wrote: »The thing is, I really don't though unless asked, sometimes they ask me what i lost this week etc and I will respond but I never openly tell them
I'd shift the conversation elsewhere. Eventually they will get the point.2 -
LaurenMT96 wrote: »The thing is, I really don't though unless asked, sometimes they ask me what i lost this week etc and I will respond but I never openly tell them
From now on I'd answer with 'i haven't... nice weather isn't it?'1 -
1. Co-worker shouldn't have yelled at you. But...
2. You should probably stick to not talking about weight-related issues at work (along with politics and religion - those are the big 3).5 -
LaurenMT96 wrote: »The thing is, I really don't though unless asked, sometimes they ask me what i lost this week etc and I will respond but I never openly tell them
If that happens again, ask them how much they gained this week2 -
Just to add, people are mean... groups of women are especially mean....
Alternate a soft drink with an alcoholic drink on your Christmas do and enjoy!1 -
LaurenMT96 wrote: »The thing is, I really don't though unless asked, sometimes they ask me what i lost this week etc and I will respond but I never openly tell them
If that happens again, ask them how much they gained this week
(Don't actually do that)1 -
Yeah I think I will just not involve them. and haha @pinuplove I might do2
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TavistockToad wrote: »Just to add, people are mean... groups of women are especially mean....
Alternate a soft drink with an alcoholic drink on your Christmas do and enjoy!
*kitten* yes! I work in an office comprised of 8 women, no men at the moment. It's a wonder we haven't burned to the ground yet...2 -
TavistockToad wrote: »Just to add, people are mean... groups of women are especially mean....
Alternate a soft drink with an alcoholic drink on your Christmas do and enjoy!
*kitten* yes! I work in an office comprised of 8 women, no men at the moment. It's a wonder we haven't burned to the ground yet...
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^^^ I agree with all of the above! I can relate, the minute I started talking about this stuff at work (my weight-loss journey has been on & off for about 4 years at the same job), everyone ALWAYS has an opinion or an off-handed comment.
Just don't talk about anything food/weight related. Keep it to yourself.
And if you have a social media you're sharing this stuff on, make sure they're not following you (or block them from your content, or create a separate account if it's Instagram, etc.) - that could be the culprit for their "explosion." I had a coworker following my fitness account & it caused an unnecessary amount of drama.2 -
Wow if someone yelled at me like that I'd have a huge problem0
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At work, talk about work...0
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I absolutely have. I managed medical secretaries and holy crap they could talk for hours. I just never got involved.2
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