This Is How Raisa Faces Stress: Sharing

Raisa (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Soloist Raisa revealed that she often experiences stress in her daily life because of a number of things, from family matters to feelings of guilt because she feels that she doesn't have enough time for her family.

Stress for sure yes. Often enough, not ever. Actually, the average is the same (like people in general). Taking care of family, expectations from our society, feeling guilty like for example, work is still less time at home. It's like that, it's normal," Raisa said as quoted by ANTARA, Monday, May 8.

"I think all girls must feel the same way. Actually, our expectations versus people's expectations are what makes it difficult," he added.

Nevertheless, Raisa was still enthusiastic in carrying out her role as a singer as well as a wife and mother for her family. Raisa admitted that she was still able to carry out her role because she was inspired by her mother and other mothers.

"So it's like I'm really down again, I'm tired, I don't know what to do before the concert. With the situation taking care of my children, and this has to be all kinds of things. That's what caught me, other mothers. That woman is already that strong," said Hamish Daud's wife.

"We feel that now it's really empowered. I think there are fewer elbows between women. Now the trend of people is indeed supporting each other, inspiring each other," he continued.

However, Raisa still has her own way of dealing with stress. For example, Raisa said that now she is learning not to hide her own problems.

"The way to control it is different. It must be every stress, the way to organize it is different. Only for sure we have to be able to share. That's why I think it's one of my shortcomings. I'm adam, then I feel like everything can be done by myself. I don't want to bother," he said.

"But now I'm slowly learning to share. It's like, it turns out that sometimes we feel the problem is really big, if we talk about it, it's not as bad as our minds. After we share with friends, with family, with friends, we will feel lighter and manageable," Raisa concluded.