Nations And Stress

Nations and stress

Romano:  His laziness makes everything feel overwhelming. Even the simplest task feels like climbing Mount Everest. Be that as it may, he will try his best to do each task in order to get everything done faster or to do a favor for a loved one. Probably multitasks, which will eventually send him into a state of panic. Puffs and grumbles 24/7. Becomes more aggressive, treats people like shit, and regrets it immediately after. Passes out on the couch as soon as the day is over. Level of endurance: 6/10

Veneziano: He will say it's no big deal. Accepts tasks with a smile until his schedule is so full he doesn't know where to begin. Continues to smile through the pain. He says everything is fine (it’s not fine). Gets jittery. Don't touch him, he'll probably explode. No one notices he's on the verge of a mental breakdown. Keeps biting his nails. Probably locks himself into a bathroom for ten minutes before coming out to do whatever it is he has to do. At the end of the day, he can't sleep because of all the stress he's been building up. Level of endurance: 5/10

Germany: His motto is to plan ahead to avoid stressful situations. He organizes everything down to the last detail, but sometimes he too gets overwhelmed. It doesn’t matter. He keeps going. Stress makes him lose his appetite and he is likely to forget to eat until he has done whatever it is he has to do. The eyestrain is his clue that he has overdone it. Wishes for vacations by the end of it. Level of endurance: 9/10

Spain: He takes everything with a smile. He doesn't realize he's stressed until it's too late. He enjoys working with people and even manages to joke about his situation. However, he becomes increasingly tired and aggressive. His sassiness slips through when it becomes too much. He keeps tugging at his hair and taking big breaths that don't help much. Music gets him going. Probably bursts into nervous laughter if he doesn't get a break. Level of endurance: 8/10

Greece: He's been in the world so long that he doesn't care. He's very calm and probably does one thing at a time. He is not in a hurry. He will sleep or play with his cats if he feels stressed. If someone starts to really stress him out, he doesn't show his anger at first. At first. If they succeed, he'll start drinking coffee like there's no tomorrow. You always see him with a cup of coffee in his hand when things get overwhelming. The thing is, he drinks coffee even when he's not overwhelmed, so no one can tell his state of mind. Nevertheless, he hates being stressed and says so openly, even when he has nothing to do. “Don't stress me" is one of his favorite phrases. Level of endurance: ?/10 (No one knows to be honest).

Prussia: Even if he doesn't plan ahead, he's mentally prepared for anything. This guy is a stress machine. He can handle anything you throw at him. Stress doesn't faze him, maybe it makes him a little more tired, but that's about it. He can survive anything. He's like a cockroach and that's why he hasn't died yet. Nobody knows how he does it. Honestly, neither does he. Level of endurance: 20/10

France: Stress brings out the drama queen. He will do everything he has to do, but he will complain about it (especially if England is around). He's oddly efficient and gets things done pretty well. Looks down on people who can't keep up. Can get really bossy when stress gets to him. Knows how to tone it down. Calls a strike when things are too much for him. Level of endurance: 8/10

french man

edit: stop being fucking annoying in the notes or i'll turn this car around so help me

Found a wikipedia article called: "List of classical music concerts with an unruly audience response" and literally this is the funniest shit I've read in a long time

I came across this picture again and he was the only one extending his hand out like that, which reminded me of something ... lol

hi bestie ily <3

you just lost the game

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