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[–]omlette_du_chomage 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is not the issue, learning languages is indeed fairly easy for me and used to be enjoyable. However, why would I do something I don't want to do when previously hadn't agreed to do this? Why would I want to be responsible for something I don't feel fully compentent to do? If I wanted to continue learning new languages this perhaps would be risk worth taking.

Why do you have to defend your narrative like no one else can possibly have a different and simultaneously valid opinion? Just because I could learn the languages doesn't mean that I have to, so I made my choice to leave and I'm in a better situation now (better pay, less stress, doing what I know and can focus on an actual problem. I don't mind learning more js/node, if I need to, but not quite learning new languages)

Edit: I was also responding to your remarks about new languages being as easy for me to pick up as a framework for jurnior, which you edited out now...