What was the most stressful moment of your life ?

[MoonGoodandHappy]

Have you ever had such a stressful day, you thought you were about to faint ? 

[GraceRandolph]

https://classic.atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=459306

[.Odyssey.]

When I heard Madonna was postponing the Celebration Tour two weeks before I was supposed to leave to see opening night in Vancouver.

[Alldeezy]

I've had a lot probably the drive to allday's concert last year first concert i went to alone, I drove 3 hours to it, I was sick didn't eat bc I was so nervous.

 

Meeting him that day sure did calm me and made that stressful day into one of the best days in my life but I still fainted and now I stress about every concert I go to now bc I fainted once and almost fainted at Maggie's and at good things.

Like everytime I leave the house now I get so stressed with aniexty it sucks.

[uusagii]

First day working as a line cook at a restaurant when I was 19

 

It was so hot in there and the sous chef was ******* terrifying. I almost fainted due to anxiety while cleaning the slicer

[Halcyon Days]

first year at university and studying for multiple exams that i knew i'd fail 

[naval23]

Fergie's manager hunting ATRL for leaking Double Dutchess 

[DamianSolo]

That was 2012 as a whole for me. That was such a terrible and wasted year, for a variety of reasons.

[Virgos Groove]

Probably the end of 11th grade, tbh. I felt like I was going insane.

 

If not that, probably the week before I moved to a new city for college, or the semester that coincided with lockdown.

Edited July 12, 2023 by Virgos Groove

[BtDecember]

I am currently experiencing the most stressful moment in my life :(

I am in my first year of my master's degree and it is already k*ll*ng me

Speak Now (Taylor's Version) is calming me a bit though, thankfully.

 

Pray for me

[Lana Banana]

Happening right now

[Vixen Eyes]

currently

[AvadaKedavra]

Everytime i have teamwork-group projects for uni 

[Kiss It Better]

july-august 2019, truly a CRUEL summer i wish taylor released that song early, would've been the soundtrack

did an intern with my crush (at the time) but he became so annoying, it was so annoying, stressful and i hated it

[mystery]

When my dad was in critical condition for two weeks after emergency surgery, he didn't make it in the end.

 

Honestly don't know how I managed to live through that amount of stress. 

[Mark Rih]

First few years of university. I wasn't sure about my academic choice, struggling with exams, lying to people about everything being fine meanwhile this whole situation was keeping me up every night.. 

Then something clicked in me; I got a job related to what I was studying and that gave me confindence. I completed my bachelor and even my master, where I graduated cum laude, something that I thought was never going to happen a couple years before. 

[popmusicisdead]

December 2015.

 

-i had just moved to a whole nother country

-i was homesick as hell

-it was Christmas where people don't really celebrate it

-i was my first ever winter (pretty sure i have seasonal depression, on top of my regular depression)

-i was overworked 

-i was paying off my family's debts

 

 

i think there were times where i forgot to eat for a whole day. 

so yeah it got pretty bad.

 

 

[Selegend]

april 2021. lost my aunt and grandma for covid, my grandma 2 days before my bday and my aunt 2 days after my bday. yep, just 4 days of difference, they got it together. 

 

my aunt was a single lesbian mom of a 4 year old, she did IUI to be a mom. so i lost my aunt and grandma and got a new "sister", cuz now my mom is taking care of her. 

my mom didn't want more kids, i'm 26 and my other sister 29. now she has a (7. at that time 4) year old daughter. 

a pretty CRAZY and stressful year, especially the month of April. 

 

we love her but our lifes went upside down. 

 

 

 

 

[magazine]

I was flooredT 

 

 

[highwind44029]

2011. My brother passed away four days into the new year, and for a few months, some ***** was trying to crack down on us at work about internet usage, among many other small things that just kept piling up. I remember being pushed on the edge around April and then immediately calling HR (who was a neighbor) and asked about the procedures on how to resign. Promptly sent the e-mail the next day and never looked back. Around the same period, my father got very drunk (at that point he was drinking every day to grieve) to the point where he started picking fights with the neighbors, so I yelled at him to knock it off then he went on a rant and basically said that I should have been the one who died instead of my brother.

 

The next almost two years were just a depressing time. I didn't really recover until 2013 when I found a new job and career shifted.