Hosking · 31-35, M
Anxiety

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Raising my little daughter. I love her but that doesn't change the fact it's very stressful at times. And bring me lots of happiness and tenderness too
Sunnykel76 · 46-50, F
Single mom stuff. I get overwhelmed very easily carrying it all on my shoulders. Throw in 2 teens...one in college...2 jobs..3 dogs and a patriarch in a pear tree.
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@Sunnykel76 bless you. How about some "me time" for yourself?
Sunnykel76 · 46-50, F
@VeronicaJane I try to squeeze that in too :)
@Sunnykel76 very important to do so.
CoffeeFirst · 56-60, F
Always freakin' money. I am jealous of my peers. They don't live in the real world. Maybe it's me that is the issue.
CoffeeFirst · 56-60, F
@Stereoguy Well, I do work evenings and weekends even now, just not every single one! :-)
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CoffeeFirst · 56-60, F
@StereoguyI will PM you. 😀
Newfound · 41-45, M
Other than buying a 12 unit apartment house, having to evict a tenant from another apartment, taking over the business I work for, my friend AND my dog passing away...I have no stress. Oh, add that my partner and I are expecting twins and there are changes on the horizon in a very close relationship.
Harmonium1923 · 51-55, M
My wife’s emotional volatility. She is such a loving person but struggles with depression and rage. My home life is very challenging when she’s struggling.
CoffeeFirst · 56-60, F
@Harmonium1923 My heart goes out to you, hon.
bijouxbroussard · F
@Harmonium1923 So sorry, my friend. 😞
exexec · 70-79, C
Being responsible for two women: a 97 year old and a 90 year old. Every day brings a new form of frustration.
exexec · 70-79, C
@Thelonewolf1993 They're my mom and her sister. Fortunately, my wife helps.
CoffeeFirst · 56-60, F
@exexec That sounds tiring. My father in law, age 92, was with us for a month and that was too much. I feel for you. So many people are care givers. It is hard.
Justbychance · M
@exexec How well I relate with what you are saying. In 2016, then 2017 I lost Father and Mother in Law (respectively). After caring for my own wife for the last 25 years, it ended up in me caring for her Mother and Father also; I ran myself ragged, never complained and simply got on with it because someone had to do it. When they had both passed, after getting over the grief I thought it was time I took in a deep breath and begin to think more about myself; after all, I had so much 'free time' now, never on call day or night and only my wife to think about.
In effect, it was nothing, and still is nothing, like that. I have so much free time and, seemingly, not much to do with it. I feel lost, I feel somewhat disconnected from myself. I feel sensitive in ways I have never experienced, I feel anxious and tired with no reason I can give to explain why I do. Ah well ...
I really do feel for you and I know your life is hard. Take good care of yourself (in all that you will have to do) and give yourself breathing space and time to reflect; something I most certainly should have done and yet had no real idea how failing to do this put me in a place I could never have thought I might ever be.
In effect, it was nothing, and still is nothing, like that. I have so much free time and, seemingly, not much to do with it. I feel lost, I feel somewhat disconnected from myself. I feel sensitive in ways I have never experienced, I feel anxious and tired with no reason I can give to explain why I do. Ah well ...
I really do feel for you and I know your life is hard. Take good care of yourself (in all that you will have to do) and give yourself breathing space and time to reflect; something I most certainly should have done and yet had no real idea how failing to do this put me in a place I could never have thought I might ever be.

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The feeling that I am never doing enough.
Thelonewolf1993 · 31-35, M
@SW-User I know the feeling well

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@Thelonewolf1993 It is a hard one to overcome. I am trying. What about you? Have you found any ways to make it easier?
SailorMarz · F
This question
Thelonewolf1993 · 31-35, M
@SailorMarz why
SailorMarz · F
@Thelonewolf1993 i can't choose
ProdigalSummer · F
My marriage
@ProdigalSummer oh oh....
Harmonium1923 · 51-55, M
@ProdigalSummer Yeah. 😞
Pinkstarburst · 51-55, F
Life
Justbychance · M
I think if I said 'Stress itself' I don't think I'd be too far short of the line ;)
abooklover · 56-60, F
men
abooklover · 56-60, F
@questionWeaver yes, my greatest stressors are all connected to your gender 🤷♀️....son, poor-performing employee and love interest. Sorry.
@abooklover hmmmm ... looks like us guys have some catching up to do
abooklover · 56-60, F
😉 the ones in my world could step up a little.

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trying to work through my trauma on my own because I'm too poor and stubborn to go to therapy.

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My wallet
Thelonewolf1993 · 31-35, M
@SW-User not the only one with money issues
PerchingDove · F
College.

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Money.
bijouxbroussard · F
Retirement, ironically. I feel so useless. I do volunteer work, but it’s not like earning one’s own money. I want to go back to work.

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royalblue1193 · 31-35, M
Not knowing how to go about doing something
Getting a roof on 80 ft in the air
Passionfruit3 · 31-35, F
My little sister right now we have sibling rilvary issues my parents make it worse theres no way we can live in the same house if i don't die by suicide or she doesn't move out ima snap
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
Trying to make a living
ScrewThisImDone · 26-30, F
Trying not to smack the shit out of my sister...
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