The Psychology of People Who Are Tired of Existing

There’s a quiet kind of tiredness that sleep doesn’t fix — the kind that makes life feel heavy even when nothing is “wrong.” In this video, we explore the psychology of people who are tired of existing, and why this state is often misunderstood.

This isn’t laziness or weakness. It’s emotional exhaustion — a deep depletion that builds when emotional output exceeds emotional input for too long. We’ll unpack how existential fatigue, anhedonia, and a lost sense of purpose quietly reshape the brain and nervous system, leaving people functional on the outside but empty inside.
We’ll also clarify the difference between burnout vs depression, and why feeling tired of existing doesn’t mean you want to disappear — it means something in your life is no longer aligned.

If you’ve been carrying emotional exhaustion in silence, this conversation is for you.

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