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Classical oil painting of George Bailey from It’s a Wonderful Life showing emotional exhaustion and caregiver burden while supporting his community.
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George Bailey’s Emotional Burden Of Being Everyone’s Safety Net

The emotional burden of being everyone’s safety net can lead to profound burnout. See how George Bailey’s story reveals the secrets to setting boundaries.
Posted by Screen Psyche February 12, 2026

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