you are not missing out on anything out there
i overcome my social anxiety – i went out but actually solitude and being closer to God is much more beautiful
just surround yourself around your loved ones xx
I almost never comment on youtube. This is probably the second or third time ever. I feel compelled to comment on this video. I feel like you’re reading my mind. I spent my whole life trying to hide from situations that made me anxious and as I got older, it meant having less friends and becoming depressed. I am afraid to pick up the phone and try to email or text whenever possible so I can think and compose myself. I had a major panic attack before orientation for college. It’s …
I really feel your pain. I am 29 and I am really struggling with this disorder. I don’t date or even go out except for a few choice times a year. It can be really hard but I, thank God, can encourage and help others, especially kids growing up with this problem. God bless you all.
I actually would want to be 20.At least i wouldnt have to go to school for another 4 years because im just 16.I before my anxiety was developed i was full of dreams .I wanted to study but now?? I just cant .It so hard for me to even imagine going from september to school.But to know that I am not alone is helping me so much.THANK YOU
You look like lady gaga what are you worried about? My g/f is gorgeous kinda like you and when we met, college, she never said a word to anybody, and for some strange reason, everyone still respected the shit out of her. And us guys were goo goo ga ga over her, but turns out, I figured out, well, she doesn’t give a shit if people want her to talk or not. Look, u can be awkward, and still have plenty of friends.
i wish at least i d have the confidence to express myself as good as you did now in this platform but i also have this fuckin disasterous illness nd cant get over even cant get a bit far from where i ve been to.i wouldnt be able to drive if i have a car i guess.but i think you re stronger than me and willing to overcome this situation really much.i try to learn from ppl like you nd we re all on same boat as it said.i m thinking about getting therapy because medicines dont really help until now.
Be strong! I’m in the exact same boat. I’ve kind of accepted myself for the most part. Nothing worked and I don’t have the money to get therapy. It’s hard just to walk down the street, I feel rude every second and regret most of what I do say. It sucks because I know there is no reason for it. It’s gotten better than before but I still feel so unhappy that I think of things like my wedding and get anxious. I always go places with my husband. He usually pays for things so I don’t have to speak.
I don’t know what the hell I have. I’m scared to death of what people think of me. So I avoid them, even my friends at all costs. I just don’t feel comfortable around people at all.
……me too babes………haha 20 you are so young lol i have wasted 8 more years than you doing exactly the same thing…….well done for beginning the path into getting better…….
hey i dropped out at 17 and i have been sittin at home since then and i’m 20 i turn 21 next month i have bipolar disorder and social anxiety with chronic fatigue i feel exactly like u something about this year that is making me got out more be mote social and ya
I’ve done a lot of sitting in my room in my 72 years. But I find that when I am manic I talk to everyone. It’s a lot of fun. I take meds too. My social anxiety let up when I had some help from a shrink one on one back in the sixties. Not everyone has the money for private sessions. They helped me. I remember he told me “you know you are probably a very friendly guy.” I didn’t feel like it then but eventually I did. Good luck on your journey.
Keep going!
I am my worse enemy too at times. I’ve had so many other enemies in my past and childhood hurt me that it made me tough but it also made me fearful and i learned that i was worth nothing. I’m learning to be my best friend now. sounds like you are learning to like yourself as well. its hard …but you can do it!!! you are doing it. you wil do it. im doing it too. lol
do do do. hehe.
great video. =)
i have the same problem sweetie
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you are not missing out on anything out there
i overcome my social anxiety – i went out but actually solitude and being closer to God is much more beautiful
just surround yourself around your loved ones xx
I almost never comment on youtube. This is probably the second or third time ever. I feel compelled to comment on this video. I feel like you’re reading my mind. I spent my whole life trying to hide from situations that made me anxious and as I got older, it meant having less friends and becoming depressed. I am afraid to pick up the phone and try to email or text whenever possible so I can think and compose myself. I had a major panic attack before orientation for college. It’s …
I really feel your pain. I am 29 and I am really struggling with this disorder. I don’t date or even go out except for a few choice times a year. It can be really hard but I, thank God, can encourage and help others, especially kids growing up with this problem. God bless you all.
@ClockworkSublime it robs one of life full stop
I actually would want to be 20.At least i wouldnt have to go to school for another 4 years because im just 16.I before my anxiety was developed i was full of dreams .I wanted to study but now?? I just cant .It so hard for me to even imagine going from september to school.But to know that I am not alone is helping me so much.THANK YOU
You look like lady gaga what are you worried about? My g/f is gorgeous kinda like you and when we met, college, she never said a word to anybody, and for some strange reason, everyone still respected the shit out of her. And us guys were goo goo ga ga over her, but turns out, I figured out, well, she doesn’t give a shit if people want her to talk or not. Look, u can be awkward, and still have plenty of friends.
Im also twenty and I also have made a lot of progress in the last few weeks
your great.thank you
It’s cool. I don’t have a social life either.
i wish at least i d have the confidence to express myself as good as you did now in this platform but i also have this fuckin disasterous illness nd cant get over even cant get a bit far from where i ve been to.i wouldnt be able to drive if i have a car i guess.but i think you re stronger than me and willing to overcome this situation really much.i try to learn from ppl like you nd we re all on same boat as it said.i m thinking about getting therapy because medicines dont really help until now.
Be strong! I’m in the exact same boat. I’ve kind of accepted myself for the most part. Nothing worked and I don’t have the money to get therapy. It’s hard just to walk down the street, I feel rude every second and regret most of what I do say. It sucks because I know there is no reason for it. It’s gotten better than before but I still feel so unhappy that I think of things like my wedding and get anxious. I always go places with my husband. He usually pays for things so I don’t have to speak.
i love you! everything you said was so true and great; you have helped and touched me. i wish you all the best, and happiness for yourself <3
I don’t know what the hell I have. I’m scared to death of what people think of me. So I avoid them, even my friends at all costs. I just don’t feel comfortable around people at all.
Wow. Your strength is amazing.
……me too babes………haha 20 you are so young lol i have wasted 8 more years than you doing exactly the same thing…….well done for beginning the path into getting better…….
you are one beautiful girl how can it be?
hey i dropped out at 17 and i have been sittin at home since then and i’m 20 i turn 21 next month i have bipolar disorder and social anxiety with chronic fatigue i feel exactly like u something about this year that is making me got out more be mote social and ya
u are exactly like me
I definitely know that feeling where things just so don’t feel okay but we need to trust that is will be.
Im surprised you dont have a BF, or do you?
I’ve done a lot of sitting in my room in my 72 years. But I find that when I am manic I talk to everyone. It’s a lot of fun. I take meds too. My social anxiety let up when I had some help from a shrink one on one back in the sixties. Not everyone has the money for private sessions. They helped me. I remember he told me “you know you are probably a very friendly guy.” I didn’t feel like it then but eventually I did. Good luck on your journey.
Keep going!
I am my worse enemy too at times. I’ve had so many other enemies in my past and childhood hurt me that it made me tough but it also made me fearful and i learned that i was worth nothing. I’m learning to be my best friend now. sounds like you are learning to like yourself as well. its hard …but you can do it!!! you are doing it. you wil do it. im doing it too. lol
do do do. hehe.
great video. =)
I make it a point to talk to someone everyday. I know how stupid that sounds to some but it’s difficult for me.
good vid hang in there and bestrong
i do not like Lady Gaga