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Duckilous 22 Jun, 2016 @ 10:21pm
What's your opinions on anxiety?
You see, it's one of those feelings that makes you scared to be part of the community.
You would be nervous and worried that you might be judged for your actions.
It could even be a fully fledged disorder that you would be having trouble to control.

I don't believe I have this disorder but there are times whenever I'm out and currently taking part of the live community such as friends, this group or anything, I can be so nervous that I don't know what to say what I should say properly and even if I could, it brings awkward moments that slightly displeases me. I may talk just fine when I'm on the Internet since I have more time to speak properly but whenever it's a live conversation or even co-op gameplay whether it's real life or not, there's the nervousness. I hate being judged, I'm terrified of rejection.
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G_lad 22 Jun, 2016 @ 10:29pm 
Eh, all actions have consequences, one day someone will judge you for something anyway.
So.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzTAp-wV7H8
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Dexious Emera 22 Jun, 2016 @ 10:35pm 
I think the community(where i'm at irl, not online) is really stupid so I personally don't care
Last edited by Dexious Emera; 22 Jun, 2016 @ 10:35pm
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A_COOC 22 Jun, 2016 @ 10:37pm 
It's a terrible feeling that makes it very hard to face difficult tasks and threats, as it tends to inflate the difficulty of the situation at hand. I also feel like it's made worse by people who lack an understanding of how to help people dealing with it for prolonged amounts of time. Offering worthless single sentence advice like "It's not so bad." "Just do it." Something shared with it's harder hitting cousin. Depression. As worthless advice tends to upset people, or at least it would upset me in that context.
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Zennock 22 Jun, 2016 @ 11:47pm 
You got to get past it.
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HL2 Sniper 23 Jun, 2016 @ 2:08am 
I feel the same when I'm out. So I don't go out. Also, my brain hurts. I may fry it before the Summer break ends.
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MGGAR:A I Dr. Robo Jesus P.hD 23 Jun, 2016 @ 2:28am 
I am not anxious at all. I am part of debate team and have no stage fright.

You can conquer anxiety by underatanding that people will judge you regardless of what you do. So be free!
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Littlefoot 23 Jun, 2016 @ 6:39am 
As someone who has lived almost my whole life with anxiety, it's truly not a pleasant thing to be affected by. It can often prevent you from doing things you truly want to, in fear of failing or being judged for. I even suffer from it in multiplayer games, where i'm afraid i'll fuck up badly and have my whole team flame me.

My anxiety has improved slightly over the years, i'm not as afraid to say certain things anymore because i've learnt the majority of people on the internet are toxic assholes who will try to make you sad for anything you say.
Last edited by Littlefoot; 23 Jun, 2016 @ 7:07am
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I Saw The DP Mashed 23 Jun, 2016 @ 7:46am 
Originally posted by Dexious:
I think the community(where i'm at irl, not online) is really stupid so I personally don't care
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uromastyx 23 Jun, 2016 @ 8:10am 
Affects my everyday life.
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Vroomi 23 Jun, 2016 @ 8:27am 
Originally posted by Hoovy Reborn:
I hate being judged, I'm terrified of rejection.
Basically me.

For someone who's extremely shy and rarely speaks, anxiety is a nightmare.
Which is why I prefer the internet, not only that, I've meet people who I can actually consider good friends who I trust.
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Krinkov 23 Jun, 2016 @ 8:29am 
I'm usually anxious when I first interact with people I don't know, but after a while I generally warm up a bit and just be myself.
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