I feel bad about affecting the group I am in with my negative thoughts on the govt and work.

Everyone is having their own issues, I have to refrain from burdening them with my issues.

Work wise I am facing pressure to sign an extended contract without any pay increase, and the so called career development chances are also vague.

When I delayed signing it, the CEO started to hint me that he will make life difficult to me, and doubted me when I omitted unintentionally some info on a matter.

Coupled with the lack of processes and info needed to get the work done has frustrated me, and have been posting negatively in the group.

Someone in the group, who is facing his battles, told me I have to manage my emotions, and he left the group, somehow I feel I was the cause of him leaving because of my negative posts.

But I wonder even if our country has good systems and processes, what about the people who drafted the policies and those who executed them? Can they really feel and understand the worries and struggles of the man on the street from different backgrounds?

An one size fits all approach and generalisation of the situations on the ground, will lead to more distrust and unhappiness, and result in more backlash.

I am not talking about the fare increase but the disillusion resulting from a system that rewards those with the wealth and resources more than the common people who have to work hard just to support the business owners and do not get appreciated.