does everyone get the sunday feeling??

Every sunday i end up feeling so crap and tend to end up feeling ill, at the thought of work in the morning i hate it just now and am searchin for another job but everyone says you have to find a new one first but its just killing me the thought of work is killing me. i work as a dental nurse/reception more reception than anything tho.

does anyone else feel like this or is it just me am i depressed

Reply 1

Vohamanah

16

Sunday is my one day off. I tend to make the most of it and sleep through it. :smile:

But I do end up having to carefully plan the rest of the week, so my uni timetable, 2 jobs and volunteering don't clash. At that point I do think "WHAT AM I DOING?!" but I get through it. How long have you felt like this? Perhaps it is worth quitting your job. Obviously having one lined up to walk into would be ideal, but even if not, if it makes you so unhappy it can't be good. :s-smilie:

Reply 2

Anonymous #1

OP

been feeling like this for months, my mum nd step dad and boyfriend have told me i have to find a job first .

Reply 3

*pink_sapphires*

1

I get the Sunday feeling too. I really don't like Sundays. I hate the thought of school the next day and I sometimes end up feeling ill. Very often I will cry myself to sleep on Sunday nights. I'll often worry about that piece of work that I haven't had time to finish or something stupid like that. It really sucks. I've had it since I was little though so I doubt it'll ever go away :frown:

Reply 4

insparato

15

I hate sunday evenings. I just hate the fact that i have to go to 6 form the next day knowing that its basically a waste of my time. I have to travel for 1hr 30 mins there and back so i'm there really early and i get back late. I hate the worrying i do before i sleep and i hate the fact that it takes like an hour to sleep. Alas i get on with it go to school like a good boy and sit in the lessons where i know i could be doing much more on my own. Ah well not many weeks left now.

Reply 5

Vohamanah

16

Do you like the work you do? If you'd rather do more nursing work tell your supervisor you'd rather do more of that. Or are you looking for a complete change of career?

Reply 6

insparato

15

Charlotte7290

I get the Sunday feeling too. I really don't like Sundays. I hate the thought of school the next day and I sometimes end up feeling ill. Very often I will cry myself to sleep on Sunday nights. I'll often worry about that piece of work that I haven't had time to finish or something stupid like that. It really sucks. I've had it since I was little though so I doubt it'll ever go away :frown:

Aww, i dont get it that bad but i always worry and stress more on sundays about some kind of work or uni application stuff and takes forever to sleep. Sundays are my vulnerable days :smile:

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Reply 7

Anonymous #1

OP

i was employed as a trainee dental nurse but they have had me doin reception the last like 7 months and im not gettin paid more for doing it, also im pretty much failing my course because im not in surgery but we dont have enough staff to change things and they dont wanna take any one else on

Reply 8

Vohamanah

16

Anonymous

i was employed as a trainee dental nurse but they have had me doin reception the last like 7 months and im not gettin paid more for doing it, also im pretty much failing my course because im not in surgery but we dont have enough staff to change things and they dont wanna take any one else on

Well that sucks. :eek:

Can you get another post as a trainee dental nurse? They are just basically getting a free receptionist. Tell them you want to do what you are meant to be doing or you are outta there. You need to do some nurse training for your course, like you said. You're getting nothing out of it.

Reply 9

Dramatic Star

2

I love Sundays up until about 8pm, then they suck! It just reminds me of the hectic week I have ahead & how I can't be bothered to do it all & yeah, that can be depressing. :frown:

Reply 10

Bedshaped

14

i hate sundays usually too...and yes i feel ill too. So much that I've bunked the past 2 mondays off school.

Now its half term though...FUN FUN FUN :d:d

Reply 11

insparato

15

Half term after this week :frown:

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Reply 12

IndianDiva

I work on sundays... and after work its just a case of relaxing for a bit and then getting ready for another hectic week at uni.

I guess I don't get the time to think whether I like it much or not, but having a lazy day on sunday would be nice.

Reply 13

Jennybean

13

Yeah, I used to feel like **** every Sunday when I was in sixth form, I was just so bloody miserable. You know it's bad when you start to feel down on a Friday night because you've realised how quickly the weekend goes! I have no idea if this will help but what I used to do was write down a list of things I was feeling crappy about, e.g. around this time 2 years ago, the list read that my boyfriend had just broken up with me, my favourite chinchilla I'd had since I was 11 had died, I hated my A Levels with a passion and Christmas was over and winter was really depressing. Then write a list of things that make you feel a bit better and correspond to the bad stuff if that makes sense, so at the same time my happy list read that the boyfriend was, after all, a bit of a prick, that my remaining chinchillas were due to have babies in a couple of months, that my A Levels were vital to getting into vet school and that the nights were already getting longer so it would soon be summer and more cheerful weather etc. You could also try writing lists of things you want to accomplish, like I wrote down how many weeks of work experience I wanted to get done that year, how much weight I wanted to lose, things like that. I do think that finding another job is probably tantamount to your happiness so maybe spend next weekend really devoted to job hunting and get some interviews lined up. Proactive behaviour always makes you feel more in control and happier as a result, so if you take the first steps towards finding a new job then you'll feel better, and better still once you move. In the meantime you could always try pinkpinkuk's suggestion and improve the situation at your current job.

Reply 14

gracie88

14

I dislike sundays because i think have i done all the work i can before next week, maybe i should do some more reading/excercises... and then there's the fact that on a monday i go back home away from the boyfriend. Like tonight he's working till close in his restaurant which means he won't be back till 1am.. just feel likes horrible when i'm asleep and he comes back. Thankfully once monday is out of the way i tend to feel much better about things.

Reply 15

yellow96

15

I tend to be woken up on Sunday mornings to a raging hangover (my fault, I know) by the sound of my entire family arguing and/or talking subduedly about some seriously worrying stuff, and then spend the whole day enduring hours of sport on the TV until everyone goes to bed and I'm left with that glorious hour of Family Guy on BBC2.. It's a mixed bag really.

Reply 16

skcollob

1

i agree sundays suck... quite a "nothing day" but have the looming monday coming... and YES to family guy but to be really irritating: its technically monday now :P sorry xx

does everyone get the sunday feeling??

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