yha im trying to learn to manage my stress lvls its hard right now but i hope i can take control of it soon.
As scientists tell the greatest stress is produced at the exact moment of his birth, so the greatest stress in your life is all gone guys ;_
i prefer to stress a lot, sometimes i get really lazy but now i want to work hard to max of my efforts. i would say men and women both stress
I rarely get stressed about anything. Just take life easy and plod along the best you can If things do start piling up, take a nice long walk on the beach.
My stress level is around 4. I am a pretty laid back guy but on somedays work really stresses me out to a level 8.
man i wish my stress was an 8 at work im like 15 at work i hate it im going to start looking some something better the pay is not that great for the amount of stress
I am woman 25 years old and my stress level is 4-7 But back in the year 2008 my stress level would be 100% also cos I was studying that time... and I hate to see my Calculus Instructor... I am always pressured to his classes.
Women definately stress more than men. Women worry about everything. The house, the kids, the finances, what everyone else thinks etc. Women see through emotion whereas men are more black and white. We like things to always seem perfect while men just kind of go with the flow.
I'm not really stressful because I don't get a lot of high stress levels. They say that when people fight, they really care about each other.
i think too much and so deeply so i always be in stressed so it is true that women think more than man.
I agree with malika. Women think way more deeply than men (on an emotional level) so I think women definately stress more. We worry so much about everything. That is why Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus. We are closer to the sun so our stress levels heat up more
Is there any fast relief for moving from stress. I have a much due to work load and study please help me
I don't think its an issue of whether you are male/female. Everyone will experience some kind of stress