• XEAL@lemm.ee
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    11 months ago

    Then it crawls back up your ass when even nothing bad has happened.

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    11 months ago

    I came in late to a seminar due to a location change. Usually I’m a punctual person because the anxiety is hit-and-miss in crowds.

    I groused quietly about the remaining seating and suggested I just go, because it could be better for everyone. She said “oh, don’t worry: you’ll be fine.”

    Before I could stop it, I’d fired back with, “oh, well that’s the feeling of a lifetime of anxiety leaving my body. Why did no one try that before?”

    Seminar day went a little downhill.

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    11 months ago

    Maybe you should have talked to a professional, instead of someone who does not know any better …

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        11 months ago

        Family members and friends are usually overwhelmed when confronted with serious mental problems of a person close to them. So I meant a professional therapist, sorry if that was not obvious.