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.
# 26 June 2010 at 8:25 pm
whyyesyes said:
Wow. Your strength is amazing.
# 28 June 2010 at 10:52 am
christvswarhol said:
……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…….
# 1 July 2010 at 3:36 pm
luvsix said:
you are one beautiful girl how can it be?
# 5 July 2010 at 12:53 am
luvsix said:
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
# 5 July 2010 at 6:47 pm
luvsix said:
u are exactly like me
# 6 July 2010 at 6:53 pm
MegaDreamer88 said:
I definitely know that feeling where things just so don’t feel okay but we need to trust that is will be.
# 7 July 2010 at 10:46 am
Trying2HelpUs said:
Im surprised you dont have a BF, or do you?
# 8 July 2010 at 3:51 pm
ZZBob777 said:
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.
# 9 July 2010 at 4:41 am
thelilyofthevalley5 said:
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. =)
# 10 July 2010 at 3:30 pm
Christopher711 said:
I make it a point to talk to someone everyday. I know how stupid that sounds to some but it’s difficult for me.
# 11 July 2010 at 1:59 pm
Bestrong4 said:
good vid hang in there and bestrong
# 12 July 2010 at 12:39 pm
elov66 said:
Wow, awesome video! You have a good fighting attitude that is inspiring to see. You are right: its a process that consists of many little steps forwards. Never give up! You can definitely do this.
Keep the videos coming. You are reaching out to many people and doing a lot of good!
# 14 July 2010 at 9:16 pm
MrBibi86 said:
I have a mix, Social Anxiety Disorder, Depression, paranoia
# 15 July 2010 at 8:32 am
melancholymood said:
As always, very informative and thought provoking video…
# 17 July 2010 at 8:56 am
dragonflypower said:
“Im my own worst enemy” “Im just as good as anybody else”….Great words of wisdom!
# 18 July 2010 at 7:49 pm
breezyboo07 said:
great video!!
# 21 July 2010 at 11:21 am
flyingdog100 said:
Hi, why don’t you do a google search for social anxiety groups in your area and hang out with people who have had a similar experience?
# 23 July 2010 at 11:50 am
jmeb17 said:
I’ve came to the same realization as you..I want to get better, but i also know i will get better. Baby steps are the most important thing i think..not putting to much pressure because then you will have a setback. I’ve made improvements that im happy about, but still have a long ways to go..My meds are starting to work..I’m on celexa, atenolol (beta blocker), and trileptal which is for bipolar disorder. Are you on any meds right now?
# 25 July 2010 at 4:43 am
SeliendaSmiles said:
I LOVE THIS
# 25 July 2010 at 3:37 pm
melancholymood said:
Never surrender…
# 26 July 2010 at 8:51 pm
littleazn17 said:
i ‘use’ to have sad too but with lots of exposure things became sooo much better and thinking positive and exercising, eating right etc’ gaining self-esteem helps, and exposure to what ur scared of, try to be positive
# 27 July 2010 at 1:55 pm
MonieDaNam3 said:
i feel like you do everyday…how are you able 2 drive then?
# 27 July 2010 at 8:23 pm
theboombody said:
I found out today that I definitely don’t have social anxiety. I can speak to pretty much anybody on the street, and that’s exactly what I did. Asking girls out though, man. I have a whole heck of a lot of anxiety there. I wonder if I’d accept being afraid of every social situation if in exchange I wasn’t afraid to ask girls out.
# 28 July 2010 at 11:03 pm
Mattyc said:
Your determination inspires me. I know from experience how hard it can be on the worst days but having that determination and desire for a better future is what Ive found to be the most important step to fighting social anxiety. Thank you for your videos and I wish you all the best.
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
Wow, awesome video! You have a good fighting attitude that is inspiring to see. You are right: its a process that consists of many little steps forwards. Never give up! You can definitely do this.
Keep the videos coming. You are reaching out to many people and doing a lot of good!
I have a mix, Social Anxiety Disorder, Depression, paranoia
As always, very informative and thought provoking video…
“Im my own worst enemy” “Im just as good as anybody else”….Great words of wisdom!
great video!!
Hi, why don’t you do a google search for social anxiety groups in your area and hang out with people who have had a similar experience?
I’ve came to the same realization as you..I want to get better, but i also know i will get better. Baby steps are the most important thing i think..not putting to much pressure because then you will have a setback. I’ve made improvements that im happy about, but still have a long ways to go..My meds are starting to work..I’m on celexa, atenolol (beta blocker), and trileptal which is for bipolar disorder. Are you on any meds right now?
I LOVE THIS
Never surrender…
i ‘use’ to have sad too but with lots of exposure things became sooo much better and thinking positive and exercising, eating right etc’ gaining self-esteem helps, and exposure to what ur scared of, try to be positive
i feel like you do everyday…how are you able 2 drive then?
I found out today that I definitely don’t have social anxiety. I can speak to pretty much anybody on the street, and that’s exactly what I did. Asking girls out though, man. I have a whole heck of a lot of anxiety there. I wonder if I’d accept being afraid of every social situation if in exchange I wasn’t afraid to ask girls out.
Your determination inspires me. I know from experience how hard it can be on the worst days but having that determination and desire for a better future is what Ive found to be the most important step to fighting social anxiety. Thank you for your videos and I wish you all the best.
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