27 Apr
When you say "I'm tired" you frequently mean "I'm tired of it." This article deals with the common problem of chronic fatigue, also known as emotional fatigue, which is often mistaken for physical tiredness and tells how to overcome it. Scientists have confirmed that when you say you're "sick and tired" of something or somebody you aren't merely using a figure of speech. Both sickness and fatigue represent an attempt to escape from a situation that has become too difficult to contend with. The "I'm too tired" of chronic fatigue is emotionally equivalent to the "I'm too sick" of psychogenic…
