20 most stressful scenarios reported by millennials

[Adam16121]

Many feel their overall stress level is caused by the accumulation of daily micro-stressors

Fukin cringe

[zknarc]

Need to compare what the list is for other age groups.

Brb miniscule IT problems or inability to use a satnav stressing out boomers.

[3basic5me]

tfw your HS teacher said this:

[mike.hunt]

I fuking hate washing dishing

[Retoaded]

came in expecting "toxic masculinity", "Trump supporters", "Trump", "cis gender culture", "lack of safe spaces", and "cultural appropriation".


So in a way I am impress.

[Brozart]

Need to compare what the list is for other age groups.

Brb miniscule IT problems or inability to use a satnav stressing out boomers.

1. Millennials
2. Millennials using their phones
3. Millennials thinking they had it tough, I'll tell you what, back in my day we had nothing, we had to do it all ourselves, I got my first full-time job at the age of 5 and got married and had kids at 8, back in my day we had real problems...

[bartosh]

1. Millennials
2. Millennials using their phones. yet i run to my grandchild to fix any tech problem i have because i don't have the slightest idea about tech in the modern world, yet rely on it.
3. Millennials thinking they had it tough, I'll tell you what, back in my day we had nothing, we had to do it all ourselves, I got my first full-time job at the age of 5 and got married and had kids at 8, and without any real skills i was able to buy a house on a 10 year mortgage, new cars, have the latest and greatest on a single income...back in my day we had real problems...

updated

[IlChosenOne]

21. Getting wrongfully negged on the misc

Spoiler!

negged

Anyone ever tell you that you look like Orlando Bloom? I can’t put my finger on exactly why but I can’t unsee it now.

I asked him if he was Orlando Bloom once and he said yes

[cjmadscientist]

kinda surprised "choosing daily gender" wasn't listed

[cashinout]

literally storming the beaches of normandy

[Potatolifter]

Opened the link, read it's US millennials - LMAO at misrepresenting this as if they're actual humans.



Well, considering it's a survey of 2000 people, I'd say it's likely that the highest-rated annoyances were ones shared by most of them. Unless they chose to survey 2000 homeless people, I'd say "being homeless" is unlikely to be a shared experience of a majority of the respondents.

I agree with this sunburnt pineapple, data doesnt mean all that much in the way they have decided to show it.

However, lmfao at any of those actually being stressful. They have a rude awaking when things genuinely get hard.

[Fred87nc]

I slept under a hedge for 2 weeks whilst it was snowing and rationed buscuits, surviving on literally a few rich tea biscuits a day (they were 13p a packet, bargain) My local council got tipped off and got me a place in a “long-stay” homeless shelter run by the YMCA.

Good times, glad I didn’t have to stress about what to wear everyday though..... 😒

Im curious to how did you fall into that situation?

[Retoaded]

Im curious to how did you fall into that situation?

drugs

[ichmagwasser]

This isn’t a millennial list this is a,

“I had white upper middle class unbringing and never known any real hardship in my life” people list.

[ChelshireCat]

Im curious to how did you fall into that situation?

I didn’t get on with my stepdad, so when I was 16, I was out even though I had nowhere to go.

[Powerkicker]

When life is too easy, you just have to create your own “struggle”.

[ANumber1]

When life is too easy, you just have to create your own “struggle”.

This. People with high levels of anxiety, once all their problems are solved, make up things to be anxious about.

[Bo_Flecks]

lol at millennials considering those minor inconveniences as stressors.

[FingerNailsBrah]

Seems like a pretty legit list and I’m old

[sword_]

People not getting likes on FB/IG is a stressor now?!

[Gt3x24x7]

Darn kids. Try growing up in a middle eastern war zone. That was stressful srs

[getsetmane]

finding a job without experience >>>

[EoR]

To be honest though only a **** would sign up to do a survey talking about their top 20 stresses in life. So that's what you get ****gy results. Number 12 is the only one I really care for.

This rings some truth but still, "slow wifi" fuking lol.

[Brozart]

I agree with this sunburnt pineapple, data doesnt mean all that much in the way they have decided to show it.

However, lmfao at any of those actually being stressful. They have a rude awaking when things genuinely get hard.

Age: 34
Generation: Millennial

This isn’t a millennial list this is a,

“I had white upper middle class unbringing and never known any real hardship in my life” people list.

Unbringing

Darn kids. Try growing up in a middle eastern war zone. That was stressful srs

Yeah alright let's all just try growing up in a war zone

[ANumber1]

Yeah alright let's all just try growing up in a war zone

I'd actually happily trade the *******s who answered this quiz for a bunch of Syrian refugees. Would do them both some good.

[outfoxxed]

Check engine light can confirm

[arod204]

lmao at those superficial insignificant things. what a time to be alive these things stress you out lmao

I think the point is millenials don't have the luxury to enter into situations where things like mortgage payments are available to stress them out.

I also think the fact marriage or divorce don't register is because relationships don't last long enuff to form ties to binds like that.

Rip the nuclear fam and home ownership. Bye bye middle class.

[BeerCalories]

A lot of those things are stressful. Only a complete autist would say **** like "our inevitable death" or "existence being an eternal cage". If someone asked me to tell them what stresses me out most I'd probably say sharks and spiders or some ****.

[arod204]

My current stresses at 31:

-Do I buy a house and tie myself down or not?
-current partner would be an amazing house wife but my attraction is 5/10, do I try to do better?
-do I accept a transfer home to a stressful job with good pay and bad environment
-do I stay working out of town and come home every weekend
-is the territory I'm on call for doing well

[SpeedMan1]

Check engine light was on for the last two weeks. It miraculously went away on it's own the other day. Feels good.