ex·u·lan·sis fa·tigue · noun · coined by Paige Mitts
Exulansis fatigue comes when I become weary of being asked to explain the unexplainable — and depression follows when "I can't explain it" isn't a good enough explanation for someone else to believe that I see something that they don't.
Origin: built on exulansis (John Koenig, The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows), from the Latin exulans — the wandering albatross. Coined for verbal processors; on the record since January 2025.