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Transitions.....
Transitions come with a certain melancholy. Packing your worldly possessions into small boxes, filing away aspects of your life, shrouding them in darkness until a new chapter begins when you can release them from storage.
Loomis encourages complacency. I became complacent at work. In my relationship. And now....it's time to turn a page. I'll take partial responsibility. In the end, it comes to a personal choice, you are after all in charge of your own life and destiny. However, I also full heartily believe that my supervisors (if you can call them that) are partially to blame. How many times can you tell someone you are uncomfortable with certain responsibilities and be expected to perform well at them? When do you say enough is enough?
The answer is six years apparently.
Loomis encourages complacency. If you make a positive ripple in the pond, they expect more and more current....until they have sucked you dry. The lesson learned is keep your head low, don't make any noise, don't make any undo effort and they will leave you alone to teach. God forbid you bring something productive to light.