Stress can be defined as the sum of physical and mental responses to an unacceptable disparity between real or imagined personal experience and personal expectations. By this definition, stress is a response which includes both physical and mental components.
Potentially very positive, or extremely highly depressing times ahead.1) I have an interview for a very interresting job tomorrow. Marketing coordinator, with twists and particularities that just snuggly fit my resume. The company is a small software company, and their offices aren't too far from my place, too!
2) I have an interresting potential roommate coming in sunday to visit. If it works out, he'd move-in by mid april or so. That means a cut in half of my 1355$ a month rent, to a relatively decent 677$. Even if it gets up to 700$ when the landlord - most probably - raises it to 1400$ in july,
it's still it
WOULD STILL BE relatively decent.
And I get to keep my Pistou. And I
WOULD get to keep my Pistou. Let's not get carried away.
3) Audray is in reflexion about our relationship. We're confused. We need to clear some things up. She needs to probe herself to see what she really feels, and what's the result of stress and bad context. Pass or break case scenario.
And I don't know how to deal with any mix of these potential outcomes. Particularly a negative unfolding of the third point. Ugh.
If I would be a religious man, I'd pray. It would seem appropriate at times like this. But unfortunately, I'm not, and I don't. *sigh*
Send me positive thaughts!
Tags: audray, depression, job, rent, stress
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