Psychology says people who live alone aren't just managing a household — they're performing every role a family of four would distribute, and the exhaustion they feel isn't laziness, it's the accumulated weight of being the cook, the cleaner, the planner, the fix - VegOut
Living alone doesn’t just mean having peace and independence. It means carrying every invisible job yourself, day after day, until exhaustion starts to feel like a personality flaw instead of what it really is: overload.
