Most stressful age of your life?

This summer for me has been the least stressul time of my life, but im young though and i was wondering what was the most stressful age of your life so far?

Probably now, I'm 21.

this month, my family decided its best that they put me down because im really sick and cant pay for it. thats what happens where you live in the east. im not sure whats going to happen to me

Right now, 16-17... last year of high school and I'm stressed to the max already. Juggling school, work, soccer and a boyfriend is proving to be difficult.

this month, my family decided its best that they put me down because im really sick and cant pay for it. thats what happens where you live in the east. im not sure whats going to happen to me

akdiuuuryttt

When I was 18. My struggle with depression had reached its pinnacle and I felt like life wasn't worth it.

this month, my family decided its best that they put me down because im really sick and cant pay for it. thats what happens where you live in the east. im not sure whats going to happen to me

akdiuuuryttt

When I was probably 16 or 17. I didn't like my highschool at all and because I was slacking I had to study really hard to graduate. (but luckily I made it).
But what was worse, I was a closeted homosexual back then and there were a couple of girls that were interested in me. I just didn't know what to do, because I didn't want to do anything with them. But I also didn't want anybody to find out I was homosexual. That was really stressfull.

Looking back though, I have to laugh about it, coming out was such an easy thing to do, I just didn't notice when I was 16.

When I was probably 16 or 17. I didn't like my highschool at all and because I was slacking I had to study really hard to graduate. (but luckily I made it).
But what was worse, I was a closeted homosexual back then and there were a couple of girls that were interested in me. I just didn't know what to do, because I didn't want to do anything with them. But I also didn't want anybody to find out I was homosexual. That was really stressfull.

Looking back though, I have to laugh about it, coming out was such an easy thing to do, I just didn't notice when I was 16.

TheFlush

I never really had a coming out, my parents just asked me if i was gay and I told them the truth.

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When I was probably 16 or 17. I didn't like my highschool at all and because I was slacking I had to study really hard to graduate. (but luckily I made it).
But what was worse, I was a closeted homosexual back then and there were a couple of girls that were interested in me. I just didn't know what to do, because I didn't want to do anything with them. But I also didn't want anybody to find out I was homosexual. That was really stressfull.

Looking back though, I have to laugh about it, coming out was such an easy thing to do, I just didn't notice when I was 16.

toast_burner

I never really had a coming out, my parents just asked me if i was gay and I told them the truth.

Haha, I recognize that! I was 19 when I came out, I knew my family would support me, so I don't know why I've kept it a secret for so long. Anyway, it was new years eve 1999/2000 and I was with my parents an brother at my aunt's and uncle's house. My whole family was there, all of my uncles, aunts and cousins. When it was 2:00AM I told them that I actually really wanted to see someone special. I wanted to see my boyfriend (he had been my boyfriend for 6 months already at that time), so I told my complete family that I was gay (talk about efficient haha). My brother and cousin drove me to him and the next day my boyfriend and I went to visit my parents. All was good of course :D

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When I was probably 16 or 17. I didn't like my highschool at all and because I was slacking I had to study really hard to graduate. (but luckily I made it).
But what was worse, I was a closeted homosexual back then and there were a couple of girls that were interested in me. I just didn't know what to do, because I didn't want to do anything with them. But I also didn't want anybody to find out I was homosexual. That was really stressfull.

Looking back though, I have to laugh about it, coming out was such an easy thing to do, I just didn't notice when I was 16.

toast_burner

I never really had a coming out, my parents just asked me if i was gay and I told them the truth.

19. when i was suffering from depression. (still am now)

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[QUOTE="TheFlush"]

When I was probably 16 or 17. I didn't like my highschool at all and because I was slacking I had to study really hard to graduate. (but luckily I made it).
But what was worse, I was a closeted homosexual back then and there were a couple of girls that were interested in me. I just didn't know what to do, because I didn't want to do anything with them. But I also didn't want anybody to find out I was homosexual. That was really stressfull.

Looking back though, I have to laugh about it, coming out was such an easy thing to do, I just didn't notice when I was 16.

junglist101

I never really had a coming out, my parents just asked me if i was gay and I told them the truth.

Parents usually just know ;)

My stress levels seem to be increasing the older I get. 2005 though. That was a piss poor year.

When I was 18. My struggle with depression had reached its pinnacle and I felt like life wasn't worth it.

dracula_16

From march to june was THE MOST stressful age yet^^

The most stressful time in my life was when i was around 15(im 25 now) and everyone hated me at school, i dont know why, i guess i was just a target for bullys. Anyway i did some pretty bad things to try and block out school from my mind, things that i really regret today.

Probably 19.

I kinda let my depression get the best of me and attempted suicide.

2 years a go when i was 24,clinically diagnosed depression plus lots of other problems made that year the worst year of my life...sofar.

My guess would be late 20's through your 30's since you are starting your career or trying to atleast and most likely married/in a relationship possibly with kids. xXDrPainXx

18-19

Former girlfriend and I split and I was working full-time while going to school. I was really depressed and felt like my life had no purpose or direction.

NOW !!!

I had lotsa money back then , but that"s all gone ...

now at age 39 i have to work for minimum wage .

oh well ...

Right now for me. I just graduated college and having a hell of time getting an interview let alone a job.

probably ages 3-14; as one gets older they should learn how to handle, and reduce stress all together. If ones life is becoming more stressful, it's mismanagement on their part.

Last year when I was 17. I had a lot of different things going on.

Right now, 16-17... last year of high school and I'm stressed to the max already. Juggling school, work, soccer and a boyfriend is proving to be difficult.

MrsSolidSnake

This summer and right now... Not having a good time with school, oh well.

I say right now. I am Juggling Part-Time college with a job that requires me to work graveyard shifts (as well as other odd hours), and I am the manager of the department, so that adds stress (though it pays much better than flipping burgers and provides a backup career). I feel like as soon as I finish up my degree, and get a job in my dream field then my stress level will go down.

prob 15-16 i had some health issues and overall school and social ones that didnt turn out too well.

Also 2006 Pride Grand Prix was pretty stressful.

The most stressful point of your life is always right now. Things never seems so bad in retrospect.

To be honest I tend to have a positive view of life and I'm almost always happy unless video games stress me out. :P

To be honest I tend to have a positive view of life and I'm almost always happy unless video games stress me out. :P

CBR600-RR

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To be honest I tend to have a positive view of life and I'm almost always happy unless video games stress me out. :P

22Toothpicks

It's true, vija game stress can kill... other people, when you throw your controller at their head :P

I know a lot of people will say that having kids and trying for promotions and struggling financially are where it's at stress wise, but I'm going to have to go with 6th through 12th grades. A bunch of fake people all trying to be popular while attempting not to be socially awkward and getting picked on. And that's not even taking into account other social circles, groups, and cliques. It's a rough jungle out there. I'd much rather work 50 to 60 hours a week, have 3 kids, and struggle at times. At least I'm real and know who I and my friends are.

16, I'd never want to go back to those dark daysDarthkaiser

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To be honest I tend to have a positive view of life and I'm almost always happy unless video games stress me out. :P

22Toothpicks

They can, but I just shout "****ING BROKEN" or something then I'm fine afterwards!

16, I'd never want to go back to those dark daysDarthkaiser

16 was probably the best age of my life. Left school which I hated and started college which is a lot better, made new friends, came out of the closet, I pretty much got my life sorted out (relative to how I felt before).

I know a lot of people will say that having kids and trying for promotions and struggling financially are where it's at stress wise, but I'm going to have to go with 6th through 12th grades. A bunch of fake people all trying to be popular while attempting not to be socially awkward and getting picked on. And that's not even taking into account other social circles, groups, and cliques. It's a rough jungle out there. I'd much rather work 50 to 60 hours a week, have 3 kids, and struggle at times. At least I'm real and know who I and my friends are.

Sunfyre7896