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Title: Stress And How To Manage It
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June 7, 1998 |
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I'm overweight and it really bothers me. Comments from my
family and peers make it hard for me to be comfortable with how I look. I don't
like being out of shape and I can't stand to be seen in shorts or a swimming
suit. It bothers me a lot because it affects how I feel about myself... Showed first 250 characters
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It bothers me a lot because it affects how I feel about myself. I think
about it all of the time, so right now, it is my biggest stressor.
How bad stressors affect you depends on how you interpret them. On the "Type A
or B" questionnaire I turned out to be a type A personality, someone who is
hostile and stressful... Showed next 250 characters
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