Should I share my troubles at work with my family when I get home?

I think I can share my troubles at work with my family, but it depends on my personal situation.

Nowadays, the pressure on young people is increasing. Every day, they have a lot of troubles. After working for a long time, you will find that you have no so-called ideals and ambitions, just making money to support your family, doing the same thing repeatedly every day, and occasionally being forced by various inevitable entertainment. I think it will be much better to talk about this pain and reduce the pressure.

When you encounter troubles and pressures at work, telling your family is a good way to relieve them. Many times, you keep it in your heart, and over time, it will do great harm to your body.

But sometimes, telling your family about your work will have a series of effects on their mood. They may worry about you indefinitely because of your troubles. I think the best way is to speak out your troubles instead of complaining, so that your family can become a good listener.

Talk to your family about your stress occasionally, and they will be more considerate and concerned about you. Actually, there's nothing wrong with it. Occasionally, you can tell your children about your work, so that their growth and understanding of you will be more profound, and you will cherish your hard-earned money more.

If you share your troubles with your family, but you are afraid that they are worried, you can actually tell them appropriately. If you really tell them, you can talk to your good friends or trusted colleagues at work, or go on a trip or run, which may have a good effect on relieving stress, releasing emotions and hugging yourself.

Therefore, I think the troubles of work should be shared with others, and it is up to me to share them with whom.