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Stress means when you are a little frustrated and your stressed out.
when your body answers your actions like anger, depression and other stuff it can lead to Heart disease and heart strokes
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 12y agoThe word 'stressed' has multiple meanings. It can mean to place importance on a thing, as in Following the rules is stressed. It can mean to have placed emphasis on a sound or word, as in I said NO! But I would assume you mean to feel strain placed upon oneself, I am so stressed!
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