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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Are you feeling stressed/stress?

Are you feeling stressed/stress?

Do something about it!

Both "stressed" and "stress" fit equally well in the above to me, but what are their differences in meaning to you? Thanks.
  

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feeling stressed or experiencing stress. Feeling stress doesn't work for me.

— Nona the brit

  • feeling stressed or experiencing stress.
  • Feeling stress doesn't work for me.
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feeling stressed or experiencing stress.

Feeling stress doesn't work for me. .
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Nona The Britfeeling stressed or experiencing stress.

Feeling stress doesn't work for me. .

Thanks, Nona.

But why is it ok to say "feeling pressure" and "feeling pressed?"
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Feeling pressed would be an unusual phrase. Do you have any examples?
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Nona The Britfeeling stressed or experiencing stress.

Feeling stress doesn't work for me. .

Thanks, Nona.

My main concern is on the constrast of "feeling stress" and "feeling pressure" since you said that the former doesn't work for you.
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Ah, tricky one, let me have a think about it!
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Angliholic
Nona The Brit
feeling stressed or experiencing stress.

Feeling stress doesn't work for me. .

Thanks, Nona.

My main concern is on the constrast of "feeling stress" and "feeling pressure" since you said that the former doesn't work for you.

Angliholic

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