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im writing about my question...
hello
i asked the question about the social anxiety disorder...and then you answered asking if the idea that i had the disorder would have popped into my head even if i hadent seen the magazine article...and to answer the question, no i wouldnt have, i didnt know that it existed, until i read it,and realized i was like that. im still not sure if that changes anything though...does it?
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i know from experience as well as seeing people go through things on how they see something and they think they have it. I'm not saying it's the same situation with you, ofcourse i'm not a doctor, but i do believe the majority of people confuse mind over matter.
if you have social anxiety, you're also going to have many regular anxiety symptoms (which i have had as well) : uncontrollable shaking because of muscle shaking, fluttering eyes when trying to fall asleep, sleepless nights, always in a "panic" mode.
also, social anxiety starts at an extremely early age, maybe 5 or so.
i want you to know something that'll show you that this country calls everything an anxiety. stage fright is considered a social anxiety. don't most people, even the most confident, get stage fright? they do. and this, which mostly everyone has, is considered a form of anxiety. does this sound reasonable that the whole world suffers from anxiety? maybe but people get over it quite quickly, maybe by taking a few courses or what not, proving that it's not anxiety. anxiety last for years, making it seem unbreakable.
i hope if you do have anxiety that you overcome it however =]] all i'm trying to do is give you a different way of looking at it, because maybe it is and maybe it isn't anxiety. i hope your situation gets better though
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