Stressed? Cheer up, but life's not easy: #tellusatoday

Many people are feeling stressed these days. Adults 18-33 are more likely to have depression and anxiety, a survey showed last week. Comments from Twitter and Facebook:

I'm a Millennial. My motto: Simplify and stay positive. My anchor is my faith. "Too blessed to be stressed."

— @Michelle_4681

As a Millennial, take the focus off yourself. Millions of people lived before you and will live after you. Keep perspective.

— @mistwho

Our generation is more aware of problems this world faces. And cares more. But is ill equipped to do anything about it. It is stressful.

— Allison Stevens

I tell the college students I speak to that when they graduate and get paychecks to still live like they are in college. Pay debt off.

— @JaNetAdamsSpeak

Suck it up. It doesn't get any easier. These kids are far too babied. And it really does NOT get any easier after college!

— @KellyG8r

Learn a second language. Learn to save money. Don't stop learning.

— @costaricanick

These kids were brought up by "helicopter parents" giving them everything money can buy. This is the result of everyone getting a trophy and not learning to lose. Life is tough, and these kids aren't prepared. Can't find a job with high student loan debt? All of a sudden, life isn't going the way they're use to. Welcome to the real world.

— Ellen Hayes

I wish them the best. Cheer up. It's not as bad as you think, at least you are young. There will be plenty to worry about later on.

— David Hale

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