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For depression, perhaps. Misery loves company. But for stress - if you were leaving a job because you found it too stressful, wouldn't you be eager to chill ou
by michaelt 4y ago
For depression, perhaps. Misery loves company.
But for stress - if you were leaving a job because you found it too stressful, wouldn't you be eager to chill out and take things easy at your new job?
- parineum 4y agoMaybe they're like those people you meet that "hate drama" yet it somehow follows them around every turn.
- mschuster91 4y agoIt's similar to domestic violence or unhealthy relationships - many sufferers of that are so used to being treated badly they literally cannot imagine a better world and can't spot red flags.
- lynx23 4y agoThis assumes stress always comes from an external source. Most of the stressed-oout people I know actually have anxiety as a personality trait, and stress as a result of it.
- ejb999 4y agoA lot of people create their own stress and are their own worst enemies - you know the type, we all do - when they switch jobs, they don't switch personalities.