giving feedback that the manager wont agree with. I tried this tactic, but he just keep editing and questioning everything I do. I am not this stupid that I need hand holding on every little thing, and I refuse to think that its me when my past jobs have always said I am good at what I do. For those, that are worried by my suicidal honesty, don't be ... I know its only situational and I have no intention of harming myself and once I get free of this place, I know the thoughts will go away. I just mention it, to show how micromanagers can be so horrific that one becomes so desperate that they want any out. For my sanity I will prob quit and work at starbucks so I can have my health / life back. No job is worth this agony, and I mention this stuff, so that the "be grateful you have any job" / "suck it up, you whiner" people understand that some micromanagers are so bad that your health / mental well-being is more important than a paycheck. Do you have any vacation time you can use? You are not in a good mental place, and you need to do what you can about that right away. If you can take time off, use a day or two to get out of town and see something that will pull you out of your work drama. Then take the rest of the time