Stress: Everyone has their own opinion

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I asked a colleague of mine why she does not have facebook posts and she replied me, saying  "it's stressful."  In amazement, i just looked at her and wondered if she was okay. If you ask me a question like that, i will have a long list of answers to give you regarding my sources of stress.

You might call her lazy but the truth is that everyone sees stress differently. There could be reasons for her answer; maybe because she has other engagements that keep her busy after our 12hour job that make her see logging into facebook and uploading a post as a big deal.

There are so many ways by which we could get stressed. We could either get stressed  physically, mentally or emotionally. Stress is a disease we should all learn to handle or avoid when it is health-threatening.

Let's try to live a stress free life.

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