Just having a bit of a Monday morning moan!

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Jetson

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Post by Jetson » Mon Mar 23, 2009 1:19 pm
Hello everyone,

We (my husband and I!!) have just started an IVA (2 months down) and its all going pretty well. But something is really giving me the hump!

We are both keen football fans who travel to a lot of games to watch our local team. Obviously this has now been cut back due to our new circumstances, and that's fine. In fact we have just really enjoyed a weekend at home together rather than travelling the length of the country. However, there are several work colleagues (including my boss and other senior members of staff) who ask me about the football. One in particular (senior to me) asks every week if I went, but when I say we didn't he starts taking the mickey about my allegiance changing, my interest has gone, they are not good enough for me now, I'm a fairweather fan etc etc. This morning he did this in front of a visitor we have here from overseas at the moment.

Now I know I'm oversensitive about lots of things, but this really upsets me. We are trying hard to make it work and realise that a few sacrifices now is going to be worthwhile. I feel like issuing an all users bulletin at work: "In an effort to avoid bankruptcy, we will not be travelling or attending as many games has we have previously"

Why can't people mind their own business, and not question what I do with my own time? I wouldn't dream of asking him why he was or wasn't doing something at the weekend.

Sorry about that - I know its trivial - but I've no-one else to let off steam to. Aaagggghhhhh!!! I feel better now.

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Post by plasticdaft » Mon Mar 23, 2009 1:34 pm
Steam vented satis. Hard not to tell him to go take a running jump.
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Post by flumpy dog » Mon Mar 23, 2009 2:59 pm
hey jetson you let off whenever you need to hun x
thats what we're here for x
hold your head very high because youre doing really well ok
this senior person could do with having a ball kicked in the direction of his head by the sounds of it (im soft honestly x) [:D]
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Post by MelanieGiles » Mon Mar 23, 2009 11:37 pm
Why not have a quiet word with him, and explain that due to issues you cannot discuss with him you are not going to be attending so many matches in future - and you would appreciate it if he did not comment upon this publicly.

No need to mention anything about debts, and that should put him firmly in his place.
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Post by kallis3 » Tue Mar 24, 2009 10:27 am
Totally agree with Melanie.

It's nothing to do with him how you spend your weekends and he needs telling.
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Post by kallis3 » Tue Mar 24, 2009 10:34 am
There's always one isn't there?
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