Yes, there are legitimate stresses and anguish that come with the responsibilities of your new life. All the things you're managing, the frustrating mistakes of people who should know better, the endless creep of obligations-no one prepares us for that, which makes the feelings all the harder to deal with.
The transition into new responsibilities often brings genuine stress and emotional turmoil. Individuals face numerous challenges as they manage their obligations, leading to frustration, especially when those around them make avoidable mistakes. This lack of preparation for the emotional weight of these duties can amplify feelings of distress.
Ryan Holiday, in his book "The Ego Is the Enemy," highlights that the complexity of our responsibilities often goes unacknowledged, contributing to the...
