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All I'm asking is for you to please stop dismissing my experience as lucky or privileged, or claiming I didn't have problems.

I never said clients aren't difficult or that I only had good customers anywhere. Just that there might be worse problems elsewhere.

[johnnyanmac]

>please stop dismissing my experience as lucky or privileged

I'm not gonna harp on it. I'll go to bed and wake up completely forgetting about this thread unless I get another notification.

But you're basically telling me to shut off my feelings. Hard to do. I don't know your experiences, so my feelings can be wrong.

I'm unsure why you are putting so much stock into an uninformed feeling on the internet. It doesn't seem like we want to expand on our stories so there's not much more to go on. And that's fine.

I don't try to assert everything about you, but I'm just explaining the vibes I got. But that's all my words are: vibes.

>Just that there might be worse problems elsewhere

I love my industry and in my personal experience I can count on one hand how many truly problematic coilkeages I've worked with or under. I am lucky in that regard for my industry.

Meanwhile, clients and consumers constantly make me question if I want to continue this career long term. My plan was always to focus more on a B2B angle to insulate from that, but the current winds blowing suggest that angle might not even exist in a decade. So I want to at least have a side hustle ready.

And despite those notions, I'm still on the lucky end in terms of what third and even secondhand accounts I've heard of. Diving more into that pool is unsettling for me, but it might still be more stable than what's going on right now.

[whstl]

There you go, the second part of your answer is a good way of disagreeing without diminishing or dismissing someone else's experience.