Stress, The Double-Edged Sword

Stress, the pressure of a double-edged sword, it is part of our life's inescapable or escape. There may not be anyone in the world not dealing with it today. Work, school, home, and most important are on you. Why does stress have something that hurts us? Simply put, stress is an adaptive response that is your body's response to emotionally disturbing, disturbing, or intimidating events (1). Tension develops many times when work, family, and your own needs are not satisfied.

Stress is a double-edged sword, there is no consistent rest time under stress, irregular habits may start to appear. Dietary changes, sleep patterns, fatigue and anxiety are common phenomena for college students to deal with stress. Stress sometimes takes the shape of the body, leading to weakness, digestion problems, and vulnerability of the immune system. Stress can cause emotional shock, even panic attacks due to irritability, confusion, and even increased anxiety. According to the American Anxiety Neurosis Association (ADAA), severe anxiety may result from years of uncontrollable and inconsistent stress levels. Inefficient management of stress is only a factor that can raise the level of anxiety in a person's way of thinking, which can lead to emotional instability.

Expanding the escape to battle and chronic conditions is that neurons in the brain involved in learning, memory, and judgment are affected extensively by our double-edged sword stress hormone (called glucocorticoid) That means that. Recent studies have also shown that this chronic response is an autonomous cycle. Continuously stressed brain seems to cause hardening of the nerve pathway. Essentially, feeling chronic stress makes it difficult to find stress and creates a vicious circle of infinite stress.

Feminization and manhood are double edged swords. Everyone has a negative review and positive comments. If you want to relieve the strict "patriarchal" pressure of modern Muslims, this situation only occurs when female sex is a positive quality and masculinity is re-emphasized as a negative property . Muslim women also believe that feminism is an ideology related only to the lives of wealthy Western women. And even for them, it only makes them male or sexually. They also believe that Muslim women believe their most important role is mothers and daughters, but the feminist ideology negates the importance of these roles in combating gender stereotypes I pointed out.