I don’t understand

looks like it needed to come out 😯

Man, this story is like looking in a mirror... I feel you! Some people don't know their own mind until it's too late, huh? It's like they expect you to be some mind reader; where's the justice when you're busting your chops and then—wham!—they hit you with the "that's not what I wanted" card; 😡 It's like ordering a cheeseburger and then complaining about the cheese.

Been there before—felt like I was chasing my own tail, running ten different directions at once; all because someone couldn't spit out what they wanted in the first place!!! How many times have we all had to play round after round of "guess what I'm thinking" because someone can’t just be straight with their expectations from the start???? It’s like Shakespeare said, “Expectations are the root of all heartache,” and no truer words were ever spoken!!! Maybe next time, throw some Alanis Morissette their way— "Isn’t it ironic?”— while they're pulling that nonsense on ya!

honestly, i get where you're coming from but maybe there's another way to see it. sometimes folks don’t even know what they want until they see a version of it. ever heard the saying, "hindsight is 20/20?" 😏 happens to the best of us. maybe next time, you could turn it around by setting more checkpoints or reviews in the process. could save you a lot of headaches down the line. hope you work it out and this turns into a win-win for both sides.

completely feel your frustration on this one. dealing with that can be a real pain. it's like they say, "communication is key." nobody enjoys doing a full redo after completing a project. if they wanted it their way, they should've said it upfront; maybe next time, insist on a clear initial discussion to avoid this mess. hope you find a smooth way forward. 👍

dude, i totally get why you're upset, but maybe there's more to it. like, people often "don't know what they want until they see it." could be that your design helped them figure out their true preferences. it's a bummer, but maybe next time you could ask for more feedback during the process? 🙂 helps prevent all the rework. hope it gets better for ya!

i totally get why you're frustrated, but maybe there's more beneath the surface. sometimes clients are like, "i'll know it when i see it," and it's tough to deal with that. changing requirements mid-project is annoying, but it’s pretty common in the industry. couldn't you try setting some clearer milestones next time; it might save you some headaches. hopefully, this could be a learning moment for future projects.

ugh, sounds like a classic case of "moving the goalposts." it's frustrating when people aren't clear from the jump. reminds me of cooking for someone and then they suddenly go vegan after you’ve served the steak dinner you whipped up. maybe next time establish some boundaries upfront or even draft a quick contract; keeps both sides accountable. trust me, not going out of your mind again is worth it! 🤔

Totally sucks when you put in all that effort and then they flip the script on ya, right? 😤 It’s like they want you to have a crystal ball or something. I feel like some people thrive off keeping things vague just to play around later, but that's not cool! Next time, maybe try getting them to sign off on the design phase before diving into the nitty-gritty; might help put both of you on the same page. Keep your head up—persist through this chaos now, and you'll come out stronger and wiser on the other side! 😊

In my experience, it's quite common for projects to suffer from scope creep—especially when expectations aren't clearly defined at the outset; it's frustrating, but I've found that sometimes people genuinely don't realize their preferences until they see the final product, and while it’s challenging, flexible communication throughout can help mitigate unnecessary revisions.