Woman confronts coworker who keeps leaving his 2 toddlers with her: 'When I confront him he says... he needs to concentrate'

Don't be like this coworker. Leave your personal life at home! 

Everyone has stuff going on in their lives. Every single person you see has a family life, a work life, friends, hobbies, and plenty of responsibilities. It's all well and good to mention your kids to your coworkers, or tell them a little bit about how you're helping your parents while their health is poor, but at the end of the day, your coworkers just don't have the capacity to care about these things as much as you. They may offer sympathy when you tell them that your toddler kept you up all night, but they also still need help with that giant workload you're sharing. It's a delicate balance, and it varies greatly between workplaces. 

This person has some serious resentment building towards her coworker who has gone through some terrible life circumstances, but has made it her responsibility to watch his toddlers all day. Commenters had good advice for them: check it all out below. 

Next, read some family drama about the niece who kicked her entitled aunt out of their family home after the aunt insulted her late mother: "Are you sure you don't need ANYTHING from me?"

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