A "burden person" typically refers to someone who is perceived as causing difficulty, trouble, or extra responsibility for others. In a general sense, a burden is something heavy to carry, either physically or metaphorically, such as a load or a difficult responsibility
. When applied to a person, it means that the individual is seen as someone who imposes hardship, inconvenience, or emotional strain on others-whether through needing care, support, or causing worry
. Feeling like a burden is a common emotional experience where a person fears they are annoying, frustrating, or inconveniencing those around them, such as family or friends
. This feeling can stem from various causes including childhood experiences, low self-esteem, or physical/mental illness that requires extra care and support
. It often involves the belief that one’s needs or presence add stress or trouble to others’ lives. In summary, a "burden person" is someone who is regarded-rightly or wrongly-as difficult to manage or support, often leading to feelings of guilt or shame in that person about their impact on others
