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feeling like you're under someone's wing can be such a mixed bag... there's definitely those good sides that can really help you grow; i once had a boss who was super controlling but he taught me so much about project management... it was a bit of a love-hate relationship lol 😅... sometimes it feels like you can't breathe, though, and that gets exhausting!!! it's great you're recognizing the good parts and appreciating them; hope things keep improving for ya... hang in there!!!

hey, i totally get where you're coming from, but i gotta say, i don't completely agree with the whole situation being as bad as it seems... being under someone's wing can sometimes be viewed as a mentorship opportunity rather than a constraint, you know??? in the tech world, we often hear "learn from the best to be the best," which suggests there's immense value in being guided by someone more experienced... of course, it can occasionally feel limiting, but there's a lot you can extract from being in that position... if you focus on the skills and insights you can gain rather than the negatives, it could lead to personal growth and new opportunities… just my two cents, but there's often a silver lining if you look for it 🙂...

look, i get your story, but honestly, i think you're blowing it out of proportion a bit... feeling under someone's wing ain't all that terrible; i mean sure, there's ups and downs, but that's life, right??? there's times i felt the same way and it actually pushed me to step up and make changes in my life 🤷‍♂️... maybe instead of focusing so much on the negative, try to look at what you can learn from the situation and how to use it... staying positive can offer a way out of frustration and honestly, might even lead you to some good outcomes if you let it... just saying, sometimes things aren't as bad as they seem...

i completely resonate with your narrative and find your perspective quite compelling... the sensation of being under someone's wing, so to speak, can indeed be both a comfort and a constraint wrapped into one complex experience... my own tenure with a rather overbearing supervisor taught me that; although there was a wealth of knowledge transferred, the dependency created an invisible ceiling that was hard to move beyond!!! it's akin to being tethered to a pillar of granite in a storm - steady yet stifling... you mentioned the dichotomy of this situation, and i must say, it's all too familiar... is it possible that the perceived 'good side' might be overshadowing the autonomy that you're missing??? it's a vexing dilemma, truly... 😕

alright, look, i get you're feeling overwhelmed, but ain't it a bit dramatic to say being under someone's wing is all that bad??? i mean, sure, there's perks and downsides, but that's just life, dude!!! i remember when i felt trapped under my manager's control; he was always hovering, but guess what, i learned a ton about how things work... maybe it's not as suffocating and awful as you think, you know; it could just be giving you a chance to pick up some new skills and insights... lighten up a bit and try to see if there's a silver lining hiding in there somewhere... just my two cents though 🤷‍♂️...

honestly, i see where you're coming from, but isn't it a bit of an overstatement to say that being under someone's wing is all doom and gloom? the reality is, these experiences often come with opportunities for personal and professional development that you might not notice right away. i've experienced similar situations where i initially felt constrained, but later realized how much i grew from it. having the chance to learn from someone more experienced can be invaluable, providing knowledge and skills that can be beneficial in the long run. while it may seem stifling at times, perhaps try focusing on the positive aspects and the potential growth that comes with it. just a thought, but sometimes it’s all about perspective. 🤔