Is my career destroying my relationship?

[Garnett Simpkin]

As a digital content manager, I have been coping with the demands of the business world everyday - monitoring live updates, publishing always-on content, keeping our ranking on top. My partner takes notice of this everytime I come home from an overtime work. Is this really straining our relationship? Any advice?

[Fli]

Hello, i think this question would be honestly answered only by your family. Some people try to find part time job and reduce their demands on money spending. If you have a boss, you may ask about posibilities of partial job. I listen the partial jobs is a growing trend.

[webc]

In india working online is very risky, because indian government is making indian citizens, google, tata slaves, forcing them to work for free for these companies, stealing their memory regularly without a legally valid reason, without offering any compensation, to increase the profit of these greedy fraud companies

[Garnett Simpkin]

Wow webc. That's really tough. I can't imagine the hardships they go through daily. As for my case, I love what I'm doing but it's just really making me super busy. My partner and I decided to have off times but sometimes I can't help but still work during off times. He has been really patient with me and I'm afraid that I am really pushing him to his limits. We also decided to try counseling at least once a week to help us work out our marriage (https://www.regain.us/advice/marriage/when-is-a-marriage-over-and-what-should-i-do/). I'm seeing little progress on our understanding of one another so hopefully this would go on further.

[NalaLyla]

As a digital content manager, I have been coping with the demands of the business world everyday - monitoring live updates, publishing always-on content, keeping our ranking on top. My partner takes notice of this everytime I come home from an overtime work. Is this really straining our relationship? Any advice?

Too little of info. How is s/he taking notes? Is it about career only? If you are interested in statistics, here (https://www.businessinsider.com/10-jobs-with-the-highest-divorce-rates-and-10-with-the-lowest-2017-10)you can familiarize yourself with career/divorce rate. I believe, that it is not only about overtime. When my ex worked a lot, I was pretty patient about his overtimes and tried to understand that he is the man in the family, he had to work a lot an his career meant much for his personality. But when he decided to file for divorce without a lawyer (https://onlinedivorcer.com) because he wanted to have uncontested divorce and "not to hurt my feelings" as he said (but in fact he was dating a colleague) I understood, that some of the overtimes were not work-related and I might have noticed earlier, that we had some problems. So I guess you should talk to your SO for now to clarify her concerns before you go to judgments.