Originally posted by Grampy BobbyDon't stress the technique.
[b]Stress takes the lulz...
Stress takes the lulz out of life and eventually shortens it. Pressure (whether intermittent or relentless)
is what the days of our lives present to us all. Stress is what we do with it to ourselves. Your thoughts?[/b]
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Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyability to manage stress differs from person to person. a lot has to do with pyschological make up and biochemistry. behavior modification can help, but is not 100% effective.
[b]Stress takes the lulz...
Stress takes the lulz out of life and eventually shortens it. Pressure (whether intermittent or relentless)
is what the days of our lives present to us all. Stress is what we do with it to ourselves. Your thoughts?[/b]
Originally posted by FleabittenOn the money, Flea. One telltale sign of a stress work of art in progress... some poor soul getting
Stress is the physical and emotional result of the disconnect between expectation and reality.
blindsided and mugged by reality and then agonizing over it while doing his or her wash in public.
Originally posted by trev33I guess it depends on your inturpritation of stress, I think of it like deadlines and presure. But, having said that I think you're right that would be pressure. The negitive effects of stress include ulsas and hernias, so not so good.
no. a little pressure is good a little stress shows that you can't cope with said pressure.
no stress.
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Originally posted by yo its meso no stress 😉
I guess it depends on your inturpritation of stress, I think of it like deadlines and presure. But, having said that I think you're right that would be pressure. The negitive effects of stress include ulsas and hernias, so not so good.
Originally posted by NordlysUnqualified to comment on, much less offer a meaningful answer, to your academic question, Nordlys,
What happened to that whole concept of eustress vs distress that we learned about in biology class? Is that "out" these days?
but from observation believe hypersensitivity may be a symptom of stress gaining the upper hand.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou misunderstand the definition of the word "lulz". LULZ is a corruption of LOL, the latter being a positive joyous expression meaning to laugh out loud, while the former denotes an objectively negative response which is pleasing to certain people but is essentially rooted in schadenfreude.
Stress takes the lulz out of life and eventually shortens it.