>Feel like I should be doing something
>Don’t know what
>Vague sense of uneasiness that I’m not doing it

  • @[email protected]
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    385 months ago

    Small business owner here, the existential dread is real. Usually because it’s true, and I won’t realize what I forgot to do until I go to bed.

    • Echo Dot
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      115 months ago

      It’s like my boss, every time I walk past him I have to go “remember to send that package”. Get to the end of the day “hey boss did you send that package?” … … … …

  • @[email protected]
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    325 months ago

    I graduated 20 years ago and I still startle sometimes and panic that I’m forgetting to study for an exam.

    • Maestro
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      115 months ago

      My wife is back in evening school to get het bachelors degree. Seeing her stressed and studying has triggered this a lit for me. Sometimes I even have nightmares that I didn’t graduate and still need to complete one course.

    • @UnRelatedBurner
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      105 months ago

      PTSD just got added to reasons as to why school is bad. Looking forward for another day even more.

      context: I’m on my bus to school and I despise school.

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      5 months ago

      Haha, me too! The other day I woke up, panicked that I had forgotten to sit an exam, and that the degree that I’ve been telling multiple employers for 15 years that I had was a lie. I’m glad that this recurring nightmare isn’t just me…

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    255 months ago

    This was what i felt after I graduated from college. I was already working full time, so any amount of free time felt weired.

    • @[email protected]
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      85 months ago

      Or possibly ADHD, in which case the feeling is because there probably IS something you forgot to do

    • @[email protected]
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      55 months ago

      I tried SSRI and they gave me anxiety more intense than the worst I’ve felt. I’m the “lucky” ~15% of people who respond to them that way