Precariousness refers to a state of being uncertain or unstable, often associated with a lack of security in various aspects of life. This can include economic conditions, employment, housing, and health. People experiencing precariousness may face challenges such as job insecurity, inadequate income, or unstable living situations, which can lead to stress and anxiety. In social contexts, precariousness can affect marginalized groups disproportionately, making it harder for them to achieve stability. Factors like economic inequality, discrimination, and limited access to resources contribute to this instability. Understanding precariousness is essential for addressing the needs of those affected and promoting social equity.