stressztínziós
Stressztínziós is a Hungarian term that translates to "stress tinkerer" or "stress fiddler" in English. It refers to an individual who engages in behaviors or activities that, consciously or unconsciously, amplify or prolong their own stress. These actions are often habitual and may stem from a variety of underlying psychological factors, such as a need for control, a comfort in familiarity, or a difficulty in processing emotions directly.
Common manifestations of stressztínziós behavior include excessive worrying about hypothetical future problems, dwelling on past negative
The concept suggests that these individuals are not necessarily seeking to reduce their stress, but rather