I want to kick someones

I want to teach this man a good lesson alesson of alifetime…im a 21yr old girl I used to work with one of my staff ,he was my boss a 34yr married fat …I did so much for that man..I was so loyal,sincere and dedicated in my work.I went out of the way to complete my job…he was one of my fav teachers in college and even I was his..but now all of the sudden he is acting weird.he is not givivng me work to do..earlier he gave me enough work..all my friends are telling me that he was just using you…he knew you are a young ,beautiful and an emotional girl..he cudnt use me physically because I never gave him a chance…my biggest mistake was that I told him about myfamily problems now I feel I shoudnt have said al that…but im a veryyy emotional and naive…I dont know what to do..I will definitely leave job…but first I want to teach him a good lesson…I want to show him how does it feel when you play with someone elses emotions…actually another junior colleague of mine wants to join but my boss said der is no vacany,my colleague is good fellow and I dont want him to work with this fat because I want someone of his level or his type to work with him..my colleague mean while is lukin 4 a job in another place ,I feel until he gets that job I will stay here…once he gets I will leave this …this fellow doesnt do any work,I do everything for him…please tell me how to kick his

Answer #1

I’m not sure what you think you’ll be teaching him —

If he takes advantage of things now, chances are he’s completely oblivious to things that would normally affect a person —

I hate to say it — but there is someone like this EVERYwhere you will ever work. I know it sucks the games he did, but the other way to look at this is that you’ve learned about this type of person and their game. You’ll know to better look out for it moving forward.

Also — I dont know how long you did this job, but if it’s for any length of time, I would suggest NOT just “quitting”… When you apply to other jobs, they’ll want to talk to him, unless you dont put it on your past employments — If you just quit, I can GUARANTEE that he’ll get one last one on you when he gets to talk to someone…

With ilovezola09 idea — sounds good in theory – but be careful when you up the game into that area, that’s one that could come back to bite you in the a$$, and in fact could get you fired because most places don’t allow boss, non-boss relations because it creates a sexual harassment risk from both sides.

Answer #2

Get emotionally involved with him, make him think that he is getting somewhere with you.

When he thinks that he is actually going to get something from you, turn him down, and quit your job.

Answer #3

Good job . Teach him a lesson

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