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That’s the last thing you should say to someone if they really are experiencing anxiety disorder.Anyway, whatever it is, why see a shrink? Who says you have anxiety disorders in the first place, and why should you believe them?
Sounds more like shyness and low selfesteem to me -_-
EDIT: I meant for core
I get really uncomfortable in public and think that people are starring at me. I avoid eye contact with everyone, which makes talking to people very difficult and that goes for people I already know. I also avoid being infront of an audience and when I have to give presentations, my hands start shaking, voice begins trembling and I'm just a mess.
I just hope they have some wonder drug for me.
Edit: I should have probably mentioned it was social anxiety disorder.
I have problems making eye contact with people, and really serious issues with talking on the phone. I always have to keep a pen and something to write on while on the phone, just so I can occupy my hands. I had to make some orders for work and I was on the phone writing on this piece of paper -- writing things down, crossing things out, writing things down again, and then... I realized that I was drawing this arrow on the page and tracing over it, over and over again, and it got to be a really huge dark arrow.
I have issues.
I also have obsessive compulsive tendencies and what I term "email paranoia". I have so many obsessive compulsive tendencies that it would take a while to list and describe them all.
Yeah, I'm sort of in the same boat, but my issue with talking to people on the phone is more to do with my vocal insecurities I know when I was looking at cars to buy, my dad would always tell me to call and set things up and just the thought of that alone made me anxious.
I also do this weird thing when I switch words around in a sentence. It'll happen pretty often and I always feel like an idiot after and I'm sure other people just think I'm weird.
I really just want to go see a shrink and try and fix my life up, but it's really hard. I've hinted at my depression to my parents, but they sort of shrug it off and figure I'll grow out of it. Worst part is that I put on a ridiculous front and I'm compulsively lying to everyone I know.
I've done that before.I also keep thinking that I forgot to turn off the lights or lock the door. I've gone through the whole checking thing a few times -- the part where you think you didn't lock your door, and you're halfway down the street, and you turn around and go back to check it. Then after that, you think that by checking it maybe you possibly unlocked it, or you just didn't check well enough, and you feel like you need to check again. There's a scary account of this guy who had a really bad OCD checking problem where, every time he drives, he thinks he may have accidentally run someone over, so he had to keep driving back to check along the side of the road for a dead body.
I mess up all the time when I talk. I blame it on being dyslexic. I look like a dumbass but I don't care. Everyone does it. Just repeat what you meant to say and move on. If you make a big deal out of it then it will become just that. Just build up your confidence and you will be fine.
Also a lot of people put on a front. I was a weird kid when I was in high school and around then and my life blew. I then realized talking to people and hanging out with friends was a lot of fun as being a hardcore gamer eats up too much valuable time and really hinders you(me at least). Go out there and hang out with friend, get to know what clothes people are wearing so you can get some good looking stuff and after that you can move on to picking girls up. It sounds conformist but getting girls is the biggest confidence boost. Even ugly ones boost your ego at the start as its still a girl...usually.
I was an odd kid for the first two years of highschool and then bam, I started talking to people and shit. So I made a buch of friends who all hung out together, but it wasn't actually me, but just me going along with things they said or did. At first I was with a bunch of skaters, but I don't actually skate. We were just friends and just talked about random shit, but I felt like I wasn't beeing myself. Anyways, after a while I moved on to another group and then another group and then another group, and all these groups weren't my style at all, but I just talked to them for some reason. When we would get out of school though, I just stayed home playing games and shit and now I'm still doing the same thing.
I have depression, had it over a yr now, and i too get what u have in public alot, especially when waiting in a cue in a shop, that the hardest part, sometime i feel like walking out or collapsing as i go all dizzy and faint.
Anti-depressants were offered to me, but i declined as some people have side effects to them. Try talking some some mates about it, might make you feel better.
Go talk to a qualified doctor about it. Sometimes just talking about it can alleviate the problem. At that time, your doctor may request to see you again to make a more informed decision whether or not you need medication or just some therapy or both.