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Abdulmalik Iloffa
Student @ University of Ilorin
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The feeling of exhaustion
<p>Exhaustion is more than being tired. It's the feeling of reaching for energy that simply isn't there. It arrives so gently that you don't notice it until even the smallest task feels like climbing a mountain. Your body keeps moving, your mind keeps trying, but something inside you whispers, "I've given all I have for now." It's the feeling of pouring from an empty cup, smiling through heavy eyes, and carrying on even when every part of you is asking for a pause. </p><p>But exhaustion isn't failure: it is evidence that you've been carrying something, whether work, responsibility, grief, or simply the weight of life. Exhaustion carries a quiet reminder: nothing is meant to run endlessly. Even the strongest hearts, the busiest minds, and the hardest workers need moments of stillness. </p><p>Perhaps the most important lesson it offers is this: it's asking you to stop, breathe, and remember that recovery is part of moving forward, not a detour from it; even the strongest flame needs fuel. Rest isn't a reward for finishing the journey; it's what makes the journey possible in the first place.</p>

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