Lethargy

Lethargy and chronic exhaustion are read as a depletion that follows long mental and emotional overload. The pattern is a person who has sacrificed their dreams to the performance demanded of them, set their true self aside to meet others' expectations, and grown intransigent about coping alone rather than asking for help - until the taste for life and the energy for it drain away, sometimes shadowed by fear of failure or by guilt. The short explanation's "excessive mental and/or emotional stress" is exactly that overload turned to depletion. Relief is described as letting one's true self and one's own dreams back in, easing the demand to perform, and accepting help and rest.

Example from the findings: lethargy is read as a depletion of one who sacrificed their true self and dreams to relentless performance.