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Here’s a post about 9 Things No One Tells You About Anxiety.
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As someone with a history of anxiety and especially social anxiety, one of the biggest things people underestimate is how much it leads you to distrust and disconnect with yourself.
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When you find everything a threat, even your own mind, thoughts, and body, disconnecting is one of the initial defense mechanisms.⁠
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Sometimes, we even distract or numb ourselves too.⁠
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Anxiety also creates numerous other social, physiological, and psychological effects, all of which are associated with our fight-or-flight system going into overdrive.
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It’s been a long time coming, but the biggest thing that helped me with my own anxiety recovery is to feel it, accept it, let it pass, and move on with my day.⁠

9 Things No One Tells You About Anxiety

1. Going Bathroom Frequently:

How badly it increases your frequency of going to the bathroom to pee and poo and how annoying it can get

2. Disconnect with Yourself:

How it makes you distrust your own gut feeling and intuition and disconnects you from yourself

3. Physically Painful:

How physically painful it can get from chest pains to headaches and tummy aches

4. Suspicious:

How suspicious it makes you of other people’s intentions even when they’re perfectly safe

5. Feel Sorrow:

The sorrow you feel when you realize just how much time and happiness you’ve lost from being anxious

6. feel Performance:

How it makes every Conversation feel like a performance as if you’re not yourself

7. Make your Ping-Pong:

How anxiety makes you ping-pong between seeking reassurance and creating distance with the people you love

8. Feeling Lonely:

How lonely it can get when you can’t share your worries and fears because you don’t want to ruin the mood

9. Tiring of Anxiety:

How tiring anxiety can make you feel but you just can’t catch a break?

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