Why being stressed is actually good for you

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    When people think of being stressed, they usually associate negative things with it- but I'm here to change that. To most, stress is synonymous with school, the thought of the future, maybe even life in general, and people often then feel burnt out from this and then kind of give up on life, but in fact, stress is like blooming flowers on a beautiful sunny spring day, and here's why.

First of all, when you get stressed, you most likely will feel the need to stay inside and not leave your house to cope, and this in turn means that you won't need to worry about having to drive to places, which ultimately means that you'll save hundreds of dollars because of how much gas prices have been rising. So basically, you're going to become rich by osmosis.

Next, by never leaving the house, your parents will never have to worry about your safety. Our parents and teachers have always warned us about "stranger danger," but by being so stressed out that you refuse to leave your house, you'll never have to worry about that! That is unless robbers come to your house, but then I feel like you'd be so over life that you wouldn't even care, or better yet, you would join the robbers and add some fun in your life- but I don't advise that...

Continuing on the fact that you'll get rich if you don't leave the house, you'll probably lose all your friends and relationships because you won't talk to anyone, and this means that you won't need to go to the movies, restaurants, go on trips... and your money will just start to pile up!

 People sometimes spend their entire lives on the hunt to find the key to success, but who knew that the stress of trying to reach this fame can be the exact thing that makes you both forever safe and forever prosperous.


Till next time,
Melodi Yilmaz💕


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