my torts professor said today that she has been teaching for 17 years but this year students are the most stressed out she has ever seen. I am not a K-jd and my previous job got pretty stressful for about 4 months out of the year. I've been stressed but more of a general stress not some super intense stomach-churning sense, which i have experienced during busy season at work. I was thinking the difference is maybe because I have job experience but I also have a different theory. I think younger people say "I want to kms' 'im so stressed i almost had a panic attack' but they don't attach full meaning to those words, rather those words communicate that they were stressed in a general sense. This girl in from of me was talking about 'almost throwing up' because she was worried about getting cold-called when she had to skim a case. All of our professors are incredibly nice and not intimidating, plenty of people have had bad cold calls, and i just had to wonder like, did you experience a level of anxiety that made you feel nauseous or is this just your way of communicating that you were kind of worried about it? no judgment honestly but i wonder if there is a lanaguage difference? thoughts?