• @[email protected]
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    72 years ago

    Knowing I can’t ever afford my own house or afford to retire, but also that at some point I won’t be able to find work any more.

  • @[email protected]
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    Existing.

    everything about it is stressful.

    and the worst part, is there isnt even a valid reason for any of it to exist.

    It exists because greedy people want to exploit people who don’t have enough money, so they can have ever larger, utterly draconic hordes of gold.

  • Jim
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    232 years ago

    Climate change, and the associated realization that if I ever have children they will live in a world even more inhospitable than I grew up with.

  • @[email protected]
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    32 years ago

    Definitely not the one thing, but: Pets.

    I saw a cat yesterday, just chilling on an empty road out in the fields. I switched to the other side of the road, because I didn’t want to scare it off, but as I passed it, it fucking meowed at me, like “Pet me?”.

    Which, you know, seems like a reasonable request. And I would have liked to. But I don’t even know how to do the baby/pet voice, let alone how to break out of the whole manly man spiel.

    Well, and then there’s dogs, which are much worse than that. Most either interpret me not interacting with them as me fearing them, so they become aggressive, or they’re the cuddly/curious type, immediately walking up to me for pets.

  • HousePanther
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    62 years ago

    Having to deal with frustrated and angry users unloading on me because I cannot fix their issues right away is probably my biggest thing that makes me stressed out. I work in Windows Desktop Support, need I say anymore?

  • @[email protected]
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    72 years ago

    Air travel. I do it, I’ve been doing it all my life, but it’s basically a series of opportunities for something to get screwed up and waste your whole day, lose and/or destroy your stuff, end up stuck overnight in a smelly terminal with no food or bed, and maybe get puked on by someone’s baby or your junk grabbed by a dude in a fake police uniform.

  • @[email protected]
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    62 years ago

    Alot of the serious things that people here already mentioned, unable to see a bright future for humanity. Cant afford a house of your own, etc.

    But another thing that affects me day to day is Seeing stray cats and dogs on the side of the road. They just make me sad and then i have the urge to help them. And then realizing that i cannot help them all.

  • Einar
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    442 years ago

    Looking at the world getting worse every single day and realising that so few people care that we’re essentially doomed unless some miracle happens.

    • WeAreAllOneOP
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      52 years ago

      True, but revolutions usually take place by the few. I think that we just stopped discussing things with each other and just let things be. There will be no divine intervention I think.

      • @[email protected]
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        32 years ago

        No, you are thinking of coups. A true revolution would never succeed without broad public support.

  • @[email protected]
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    82 years ago

    Realizing, that my condition health-wise is probably not going to improve miraculously and is partially unbearable right now.

  • @[email protected]
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    472 years ago

    The knowledge that I have to go to work for the rest of my life. Other people get to live remarkable lives, and I don’t. This is it. Forever.

    • @[email protected]
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      12 years ago

      Meh. Ikigai. Lagom.

      I have a job that, when I work it, gives me validation and food-money. I can do this forever. I don’t need more than the basic needs and a bit for special stuff. That’s enough.

      • @[email protected]
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        152 years ago

        Not impossible, but I’ve failed thus far. Most people do. There aren’t a lot of exciting jobs in the world and a lot of people who want them.

    • @[email protected]
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      52 years ago

      On the flip side, you earn as long as you work. Assuming you earn a decent amount, you can invest it into your hobbies