Office work

You are an ordinary young office worker in a small office. Here is how your day goes: You get up at 7 am, do your morning routine, barely have breakfast and go to work. The tasks in the office are almost the same, just more with each week. You don't see much difference between the days. You work until 8 yesterday, if you are not delayed, and go to your home. And yes, that's it. You wake up and go to work and then fall asleep. Oh, no, sometimes things are different. Sometimes your boss yells at you or ignores you altogether.
What about your colleagues? They're either rude or silent. There are rarely any optimists who don't become just as gray after a month of working here. Your desk is constantly cluttered with papers, notes, file folders, and mugs of coffee. You've placed a small plant on your desk to make it look less dreary, but it's just added to your workload. You need to water the plant and monitor the temperature in your office.

Well, today is another one of those days. Turn off your alarm and get ready for work.

Working in an office is very tiring. Many people don't care about your feelings and emotions. You get paid 60 thousand per month. It's not quite enough to pay taxes.

Your life is boring and monotonous. You have to force yourself to get up and fall asleep. Let's see if you'll sink into depression or if you'll be able to get out of it. How do you feel? When was the last time someone asked you about your feelings rather than your work? Are you sure you're eating well? When was the last time you got enough sleep? When did you last don’t have a headache?