Am unhappy since I've returned back to work.
I used to work full-time before going on maternity leave. I work in a large organisation as a Secretary/Typist and there are three of us in the pool. I've returned at 15 hrs a week, and there is not enough work to keep us all busy.
The boss is one of those 'smile through their teeth' kinds of women I don't trust. She seems to favour one of my co-workers with the more important and/or rewarding tasks, while I am often shuffled all over the place to do menial tasks. I get treated like a temp. Wonder if they think I popped out my brain at the same time I had my daughter!
My self-confidence is eroding away to nothing. We also seem to be heavily micro-managed, ie everything has to go through that boss.
To make matters worse - this particular 'co-worker' who was once my equal now seems to feel superior enough to tell me what to do! It's only happened a few times - but she's not my boss and I really need to nip this in the bud without blurting out something rude. Really need suggestions???? 
I almost cry when I look through my CV. I used to be a Legal Secretary, very busy, professional and felt respected; managed the IT network at a few places, and have generally been a 'go-getter'.
Now after a working at this place, my computer skills have really declined as I'm not getting to use them.
I get the feeling that my boss wouldn't be all that bothered if I left, as there isn't that much work. If I got another job it would be a huge hassle to rearrange my daughter's care (she has a brilliant carer who may not be available if I were to change my hours). I feel like I'm against a brick wall here. 
We don't depend on the money from this job. I do like to work outside the home, but I don't like being treated this way either.
I find myself feeling anxious about going to work, and ruminating about it all the time.
Maybe someone has a different angle on this?