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To Wholm It Apparently Concerned
Effective immediately, I hereby resign from my position as The Strong One™. Yes, that’s right, hang up the cape, fold the tissues, return the unpaid therapist badge. I’m done. Not retiring. Not on sabbatical. Done, as in: fire me, evict me, roll me out the back like unwanted furniture. I will not be lifting another goddamn emotional couch.
By Beyond The Surfaceabout a year ago in Journal
WIBA Awards And Alice Dimplz, What Transpired
The WIBA 2025 Awards (Women in Business Awards) are back—bigger, bolder, and more influential than ever. Celebrated as one of the most prestigious platforms recognizing female excellence across industries, the WIBA Awards shine a spotlight on the world’s most innovative, impactful, and inspiring women in business, entrepreneurship, tech, leadership, and philanthropy.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukunabout a year ago in Journal
I Resign From Being Your Dumping Ground
To: Whoever decided I could carry the whole damn world on my back Subject: I f*cking quit This is my official, public, and gloriously overdue resignation from the unpaid, soul-sucking, boundary-destroying job of being The One Who Holds It All Together. You know the type — the friend who always shows up, the sibling who fixes everything, the coworker who never says no, the person whose phone blows up when everyone else is falling apart but who gets radio silence when it's their turn to unravel.
By Rukka Novaabout a year ago in Journal
To Whom It May Concern (and oh, it concerns many).
To Whom It May Concern (and oh, it concerns many), I hereby tender my resignation. Effective immediately, I am stepping down from my long-held, unpaid, and thoroughly exhausting position as The Strong One. I know this may come as a shock to some — after all, I’ve held this position for years, and I’ve worn it like a badge of honor (read: a straitjacket tailored in silence). But today, with the full authority vested in me by no one but my own fraying patience, I quit.
By Rukka Novaabout a year ago in Journal
Untitled Public Service Announcement. Runner-Up in I Resign From… Challenge.
May 30, 2025 To whom it may concern, To Ms. Ferguson, To her. To you, To me, I don't know how formal or informal this should be. I've done a resignation letter twice. Both times I was bitter yet restrained. I tried to be respectfully disrespectful. I was calculated and careful with my word choice. Desperation was my motivation for both resignation letters. Though the forces driving each period of desperation were so drastically different. Financial stagnancy vs emotional exhaustion. No chance for lateral movement vs being paralyzed by grief and failure.
By Jada Fergusonabout a year ago in Journal
The Straw That Broke The Camel’s Back
Dear medical health idiots (who pretend to have the interests of patients at heart), I resign, give up, quit, and will fight no more. I am done with the little games you play because you want to play games with your power instead of stopping to think.
By Calvin Londonabout a year ago in Journal
I Resign from Housing You
To my former tenants: I cannot even call you tenants now, can I? You started out on an official one-year contract to rent my house through a property management company. By the end of that year, you started to have difficulties paying the rent and accumulated fees and penalties that made it unmanageable for you. My property manager wanted to evict you. She actually started the eviction procedure without my approval and wanted to stick me with a bill of over $1,000 for the eviction.
By Lana V Lynxabout a year ago in Journal
