Chronic Stressors

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I believe that chronic stressors is what cause people the most stress. People are always worried about how people view them, or they have troubles at work that need to get fixed, or they don't have a job at all and don't know how to pay the bills. These are the biggest stressors because they begin to stack up on each other and eventually an individual feels overwhelmed. A lot of times people don't like to talk to other people about these problems because they feel that it is their problem and don't need to burden anyone else with their problems. Eventually the person just can't take anymore of it and has to "explode" in some way.

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