It usually arrives around 5 PM on a Sunday. The light changes. Your chest tightens slightly. The ease of the weekend starts to fade. You check the time and think about Monday, and just like that, the comfort of the past two days is replaced by something harder to name. Welcome to the Sunday dread. […]
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You’re having a perfectly decent day. Nothing has gone wrong. And yet there’s a low, quiet ache just behind your chest: a subtle sense that something is off, even though you can’t quite say what. The instinct is to tell yourself to snap out of it. You remind yourself of everything you have to be
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It’s Monday. And before you know it, it’s Friday. Then somehow, another month has gone by. You vaguely remember attending meetings, replying to emails, making countless cups of coffee, scrolling through your phone before bed, and promising yourself you’ll slow down next week. But if someone asked what truly stood out from the past seven
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