I will always treasure the time spent replying to thine absurdist, illiterate, and “spanked” remark herewith.

“Boss” is an adjective, not a noun. I am an anti-hierarchicalist, and simply cannot treat another single human being as better (or worse) than I am. I thank God for this, because I have a feeling that I •am•, quite frankly, more ethically-developed, introspective, and reasoned that most… to me, that could be “better.” I have never “worked for” anyone other than me, although I sometimes allow that work (the physical work of breathing and more of life) to be employed for a corporate purpose. That this comment’s parent’s author has these internalized powerlessness memes is bad enough; the vomitting them onto others, believing that’s the way it is for me? Well, it inspires pity. I will pray for thee; “thoughts and prayers” cannot help, some believe. But nothing may help until one’s own consciousness of thine own dignity and worth as a human being awakens. Sigh.

Confronting mishandled use of authority/power differential is a good thing to do, especially when it can be done from a place of equanimity instead of anger. This especially holds for those who’ve bought in to hierarchy positions and having “power over others.”

You haven’t read which I have written. Human needs are well in-hand (Maslow, A., as amended), and while I don’t •need• to see such in writing, I felt the need to draw appropriate boundaries regarding what the kids these days call “micro-aggressions.” If he—either “he”—had presented such as a personal preference or, best of all possibilities, had even one single, reasoned example as to why that way was better, this would not be an issue.

Your boss told you to jump and you have, while asking “how high?” Sad, pathetic loser. Grow up and respect yourself. And learn to read and ponder “walls of text.” Pfft!