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You just have to show some discipline and get it together. That may seem harsh, but that's the truth. If you're going into a new job carrying all the old baggage, you're just engaging in self-sabotage. And at some point you have to ask yourself how much of the difficult atmosphere at the old job was the job and how much was it stuff you brought to it.
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Hmm. I feel like this is a pretty harsh take, and also assuming its the poster's fault for feeling on edge after a toxic situation they can't help. I truly don't believe its possible for someone to stay on edge forever, especially in a better environment.
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Just remind yourself you’re at a new place and it’s like starting a new book. If you keep reminding yourself of what the previous job did and the new one isn’t doing any of that, you’ll never be happy.
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Oh I totally understand this feeling. I felt/feel this way too. Honestly, in this situation, time and therapy is the only thing that can heal it. I've been in my new role for a few months, and I can already feel myself starting to feel better. Hang in there!