I Am Always Working

particles asked:


My boyfriend and I have been together for about 1.5 years and we are now currently having a long distance relationship. He’s a workaholic and is always busy with graduate school ‘coz it’s his final year and he’s getting his professional license exam in couple of week. I’ve been very patient with him and def. understand that school is important for him. We talked on phone for about 3 times a week in average. And recently when I tried to tell him at times I feel neglected he’s always saying me not being there makes things harder and thinks school is more imoprtant than me.
I really want things to work out so I tell myself to be more patient and things will be better when I see him in 3 weeks time. So i just wonder if my attitude’s right or am being too silly to tolerate him. ANd how to make things work with a workaholic?

Cooper

dewdropinn asked:


Any advice?

Xavier

Corporate Style asked:


What does it symbolizes about a person, a businessman, an office support (information) worker to you? Does it respresent a sucessful busineess, a workaholic, and/or someone who doesn’t enough time in the day?

Emma

frap asked:


I need to be a workaholic for school purposes could you please tell me how or post a link to a guide that tells me how..PLEASE

Ashley

ttcmuhbaby asked:


tell me some little everyday things and big ways I can make my man feel this way. He is the shy mature workaholic type! Thanks!

WILLIAM

Sophia B asked:


I love reading, and recently I’ve become really interested in stories where a major character is workaholic. (Preferably female; I’ve read eight hundred of the workaholic male stories and they always seem to be really flat.)

Urban fantasy is my favorite, but any genre will do if there’s interesting character development. Dark is good and so is humor, but nothing too melodramatic or silly. I don’t mind stories with gay characters (especially if they’re male.)

Please, something not cliche!

On a side note, for whatever reason, I really like stories that say what the characters eat. Or maybe I just really like food.

Carson

Seeker asked:


How does a wife feel if her husband is workaholic in nature? Let us be more specific and consider a husband who is not totally negligent of the wife and his family but confesses that due to huge workload is unable to provide enough time for the family. He is not generally able to watch a movie with his wife or go shopping together. How does the wife feel in such a case? Is it too painful for the wife? Would the wife seek divorce? Will she try to reform her husband? Would she feel that marrying that particular person was a blunder? Or will she accept it? Suppose the husband is not just interested in earning more and more money but is engaged in some social work. (For some people social work is a source of joy, more than anything else. But is that a justification for the pain his wife suffers?) What do you guess the wife feels in such a case?

Ashley

Airith19xxx asked:


the good and the bad side!

Charles

black owl asked:


For a start, I’m name a few, please feel free to edit and improve upon it.
-real happiness
-anger
-anxiety->fear
-sadness
-jealousy (envy)
How do different emotions explain complex behaviors of thrill seekers, workaholics and bossiness etc? (or maybe it is the other way round, or both ways)

Isabella

UnicornPuke asked:


I actually do know the answer, but the situation is like this;

I’ll work myself to death in order to get something perfect. Usually the worst self-infliction is a few paper-cuts and major sleep deprivation (doesn’t matter much since I’m a bit of an insomniac).

Answer the first question, then answer this;

Am I a workaholic or a perfectionist?
Theres a second question idiot -____-

yeah, i mean i want to know your opinion for the first question because even though i know the answer, its only MY opinion.

Joseph