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When a person who likes to play games most of the day gets their technology taken away, and then spends their whole day sitting around sleeping, crying, etc.
Mom: I took my kids Xbox because he broke my TV and now he has Gamer Fatigue!
Mom's Friend: My kid always has that too! It's almost like it's contagious!
When someone who is a strong advocate for social justice is utterly and absolutely tired of beating their head against a wall trying to explain to ignorant assholes with what you would think is unequivocal evidence, that racism exists
I have blackplaining fatigue from arguing with the willfully ignorant on facebook.
the feeling of being overwhelmed by too many deep and meaningful conversations or experiences, that you crave simplicity and superficial interactions
“They just keep having the most meaningful and powerful realizations that I have some serious depth fatigue going on. Can we please just get stoned and watch this sitcom?”
When, after the massive amount of time spent in a mall for the holidays, people shop at any location, even if it is a location with worse customer service, provided it is a standalone store.
I would go visit those guys at the Verizon Kiosk in the mall, since they're more knowledgeable in their products, but this mall fatigue is killing me. I'll just go to that other store.
A constant feeling of unsatisfactory gender performance
Gender Fatigue is the experience of exhaustion from the labor involved in making gender based decisions
The ever going tiredness of listening to a spoken/written language you never really understand and you felt like you need to sleep by that point in conversation.
"I had a language fatigue atp."
"Of course, listening to the language without subtitles can make you have language fatigue so I'm not going to play the video further."
(1) The feeling you get when you have tried to phone a company that has its only contact as a '13' number, and you are on hold for 45 minutes and still can't talk to a real person (or if you do, it is a person in a remote call-centre, whose accent you struggle to understand). And you hang up - effectively giving up.
(2) The feeling you get when you have tried to phone a company that has its only contact as a '13' number, and you are on hold for 30 minutes and you basically give up.
(3) The emotion that washes over you when you realise that you have to call a government agency on a '13' number again to explain stuff that you've already explained, and you realise that you will have to be 'on hold' for a minimum 45 minutes to explain to a different person what you've already told them.
Angi: "I had to call insert company name here on their 13 number again today to see if they knew what was happening with my order, and could they help me. After being on hold for 30 minutes, I hung up."
Bill: "I thought that was all sorted, what happened?"
Angi: "I got one-three fatigue. I just couldn't do it."