- Date posted
- 12h
Am I overreacting?
I am in high-school and spent several hours of my day for MONTHS creating armor from scratch with foam for a musical. I found out like ten minutes ago that they cut the armor from the show which was my only job and I took it up because no one else wanted to do it. I spent HOURS in a dark cotner using materials I bought to fix all the problems they had with it by hand even missing a meal yesterday and now they cut it the next day. I am a student lead in tech and I'm sitting outside right now before a rehearsal wanting to quit, but I don't want to overreact or start drama. I have a responsibility but everything I spent so much of my time on is useless. I literally put my blood sweat and tears into this. I don't want to start drama or make a scene. They want to put the armor on display in the lobby as decoration and use the helmets (which aren't done and would require even more hours of effort from me in a dark corner by myself to finish) in the show and painted over my paint anyways. I'm a lead for my experience, and they kept me from jobs I knew how to do to put me on consuming just for armor and now I don't even have a role in my senior show. I feel like nothing I did is in this show anymore and there's no reason for me to be here. I ended up crying and telling people I really wanted to quit and might not make it through the next 30 minutes. Am I being dramatic if I don't follow through? Am I overreacting? Should I quit?