My parents raised a complainer, not a quitter

My parents raised a complainer, not a quitter. So I'll handle the situation, but I'm 100% going to make sure everybody knows about it. I'm not going to suffer in silence. I'm going to vocalize my suffering and make sure that everybody 100% hears it. I want them to know what I'm going through and I want them to appreciate it. I don't need anybody to fix the situation. I'm going to handle business. I'm going to complete the task. I'm going to do everything that I need to do, but I want to make sure that I get it out of my system, that I vent. It's part of my process. I'm not going to be able to do a good job unless I complain about it first. I need to get it all out. And then I'm ready to lock in. I don't need any advice. I just need witnesses. If I'm going to suffer through this, I need people to know the play-by-play. I need them to hear everything. Half the time I already know the solution, but I just want to let people know. And I don't like when people butt in and then they tell me how to fix it. They're like, just do this. If you just do that, it'll be simple. It's like, no, that's not what I want right now. Read the room. Just let me talk, let me vent. I'm not dramatic enough to quit, but I am dramatic enough to let everybody within a five-mile radius know exactly what's happening. I will talk to my 27 friends. Like if you see me do something and you think, wow, you handled that situation well. I didn't handle the situation well. I told everybody about it. And then I did it. So my parents didn't raise a quitter, they raised a complainer who's going to tell you everything and give you a full link Ted Talk presentation.