they only tell us part

I remember in middle school health class, talking about stress. Eustress & Distress. Distress being the more commonly referred to one, having negative implications. The thing that's bothering me is that the only examples (in middle school, high school and dare I even say college psychology class) for Eustress (good, happy stress) were getting married and having babies.

I'm sure that is Eustress, to the fullest. But dare we disregard that single people can have exciting stress in their life also?

I'm so eu-stressed out everyday! I love it! Creative projects out the wazoo. So many beautiful people to do life with, and only so much time. Dumpster dived ingredients, that must turn into food. Highly recommended books by the people you trust most, yet no time to read them!

I'm really thankful for honest people, not honest as in they never make mistakes, but honest in that they don't try and cover them.

It's the most beneficial trait (I suppose, only when partnered with good communication). Honest people let me know that being married often isn't easy. Many of them say that it's the hardest thing they ever have experienced. All the more reason to be thankful and livvvvvvvvvvvvve in the present. today. freeeeee!