Title: The 5 Emotional Stages Of Christmas — Excitement Through Depression
Headings: The 5 Emotional Stages Of Christmas — Excitement Through Depression
The 5 Emotional Stages Of Christmas — Excitement Through Depression
Anticipation
Excitement
Satisfaction
Weakness
Depression

Content: As you comprehend that the most anticipated day of the year is over, you find yourself lost and confused. While you lay on the couch, deep in thought and finish your cookie, you realize it may not be the actual day of Christmas you look forward to the most, but the excitement and anticipation that surrounds the holiday season as a whole. Christmas is understandably the climax of the season, but from the wrapping of gifts, to the decorating of the tree, to the arrival of family members, you realize the compassion and love surrounding this holiday and all seasonal holidays are what makes this time special. It only took a couple listens to “It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year” and a cookie/wine blackout to realize that. Yes, it’s December 26, and that kind of sucks, but the good news is there are a ton of leftovers; your family is still around for a few more days, and there are only 364 more days until the next celebration. That will fly by, right? Now, who wants to go shopping?! The after-Christmas deals are insane. Whether you find yourself going through one or even all of these emotional stages of Christmas, just remember one thing: