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What has been the biggest surprise about getting older?
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My friends a GP in the UK and they've said there's been an increasing amount of people come in for "tiredness".
It's probably more about the state of this world rather than your age
Yeah you’re not wrong.
I feel like I can’t get ahead. Always running. Hell, I even do well for myself, good job and income. There’s always “just one more [X]”. And then we die.
Chronic anxiety is bad for your body in plenty of ways.