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Crying over something small

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I've got myself really worked up about an upcoming change to car parking at work today. It doesn't change until next week and I'm sat here crying about it. 

I spoke about it with my team and they just give me directions to the car park. Directions is just one element of it though. The complete change of where I am able to park and the unknown. I just want to park where I always park. This change is until summer next year too so not just a short term inconvenience to me, I'm going to HAVE to accept the change. 

I feel like an idiot and just wanted to share. I've sent an email to the workforce inclusion officer to see if she can help but as I said, I just feel so stupid that this is even such a big problem for me. 

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  • I remember having a similar reaction when I found out the bus service to the place I worked at the time was being discontinued.  In reality, all I had to do was catch the train instead, which meant an extra 5 minutes' walk to the station but actually took time off the total journey.

    If it's enough to make you cry, it's not something small and nothing to feel stupid about - even if other people do just shrug it off as a minor inconvenience.  We all have different tolerance levels to different things.

    I hope the other permit - or another solution - works out for you.

  • in reply to Ducky

    Thank you. I am feeling a bit better about it, I just need to wait a little while and see what happens. 

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