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Except sighing isn't generally a natural response to stress, but a response to boredom. So maybe it's consciously emulating a natural behavior matching a lower
by kbutler 4y ago
Except sighing isn't generally a natural response to stress, but a response to boredom.
So maybe it's consciously emulating a natural behavior matching a lower-stress state, to help shift to that state.
From personal experience, the deep inhalation preceding a sigh (extended exhalation) is also helpful.
- nobodyandproud 4y agoA sigh of frustration is pretty common. Biting one’s tongue and taking a breathe.