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5 Things People With Anxiety Secretly Do Alone

5 Things People With Anxiety Secretly Do Alone

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People experience anxiety in different ways. Your idea of how anxiety appears might not always align with how it presents itself. You may not notice traces of anxiety in someone who grapples with it internally and in private. To end the misconception and stigma, we made this video to raise awareness. It is important to remember to always be kind, as you may never fully realize what others are struggling with when they are alone. If you are dealing with anxiety, know that you are not alone in facing these challenges
Date: 2023-08-20

Comments and reviews: 25


I have suffered with anxiety since my late twenties. I'm now forty six and it has been a constant battle for seventeen years just to manage normal life. I often over think things to the extreme for someone who is a works supervisor it is very difficult to not show it to my team. I've also found that finding a comfortable place to retreat to is getting more difficult often I can't find that place that will let me switch off. Its difficult for people who haven't experienced the intensity of a anxiety disorder to understand or relate to your problem. For all of you who are suffering with one of these disorders take care and I hope things get better
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I never had anxiety until I got my new job, always worried I messed something up and will pay for it later. I try to tell myself, its normal to mess up and waiting longer to do tasks or confront my fear always leads to bigger problems. Ive also learned to try to turn my fear into curiosity, what will happen if I try x. I still get scared and it takes a lot of energy to get through the 8 hours, but using these techniques has actually made it at least a bit easier.
Oh and a notepad. I write everything I want to say on a notepad, then I go and say it. This makes it a bit easier

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3: 42 that explains 1 reoccurring nightmare where my parents leave me, mom walking away to the right and dad away walking to the left and me standing still in the middle, arms stretched out reaching for them, and calling them to come back. once I actually woke myself up yelling out loud and finding my arm stretched out in front of me, that was a depressing night. dad left when I was 9, was never really there growing up. mom left me mentally after her 2nd stroke, she's a completely different person.
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I have anxiety, and I can't talk to people unless I have my best friend, or my boyfriend. Otherwise if I do talk to people alone, I start shaking and get my words jambled up, I also have a weird habit of picking the dead skin off my fingers when I'm anxious. I especially can't get tasks done, when it came to my homework whist I was in school, I was rushing it last minute, the stress was overwhelming.
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As i have suffered from this depression and anxiety since I was young being born in the 80s I was told to get over it unfortunately living in Darwin Australia there is no help at all for any of it and now 38 and my old dogs are on there last leg my only true friend and family I'm not far behind them it's is so good that this is a real issue now
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Yes, through out my life I have over thought basically everything everyday.
Yes, I've always been outward going.
And no I yelled defensively at everyone too.
It's never been a calm or pleasant life.
Anger issues, depression, and masking it all by
the way I kept everyone, a certain length away.

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Rewatching shows over and over again, because my anxiety causes me to stress about not knowing whats happening next. This is how I calm anxiety sometimes, but it can also stop me from watching new episodes of shows I really like, because Im too stressed that someone will just die etc. Im glad Im not the only one.
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I was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder when I was 16 or 17 and now Im 23 and I still do all of these things I dont ever really remember not doing these things tbh before I was diagnosed, I thought literally everyone experienced this! Yes, I hate it, but I just thought it was normal
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Great video. This is exactly what I learned from the Attacking Anxiety & Depression home study program. Which got me off all my psych meds. So, I really appreciate all the reminders Psch2go sends out all the time. It really helps even though I freed myself from panic attacks many years ago now.
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Yep. I've been on disability allowance for the past 6 years due to my anxiety levels, the depression doesn't help either. Tried to work, had a panic attack as I had to deal with a customer buying something, she left without paying, I got hoofed.
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Ive had anxiety since the third grade and I am now in high school but still this video helped me identify some of the traits of my anxiety, that I didnt know was anxiety. It helps to know that it isnt just me doing some of these things. (:
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Ive had anxiety since a young kid but never understood what I was feeling so I never said anything, I just thought it was me until I got older and diagnosed. Its still a struggle to this day, seems like its more mental than anything else
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As a PTSD veteran, anxiety has ruined my marriage, my social life, and my nursing career. Now, as a 50 year old man, I'm so lonely. Depression, anxiety, OCD, chronic pain, and binge eating disorder. I feel like I'm in prison.
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You described me to a t. The only thing you didn't describe about me is I sweat whenever I have bad anxiety I need to take changes of shirts when I have to go anywhere incase I have a severe attack. What helps?
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This was astonishing how accurate this was for my own life, ive always struggled to put it into a descriptive feeling.
Diagnosed BPD, Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia. It's hell every second of every day

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Have never even thought about anxiety. as I never heard what it means. This video describes me to a tee. Just wish there was a, even ONE, Therapist that was free to see me. No therapists available anywhere.
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Check all of them. It's like watching a biography. I had no idea that watching the same shows or listening to the same books was part of it. I thought it was just to have something to fall asleep to.
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Yes I scored a 4/5! I need to get back to when I couldn't sleep and toss and turn to FC it! Hey at least I can be thankful I went from 5 down to 4, be nice if I could get it down to a 1
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woman have anxiety: omg you are suffering let me help you
men have anxiety: shut up and get back or work. matter of fact. you're fired. now be homeless for the rest of your life loser.

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Maybe they should just deal with it? Compared to what I get to deal with when a bipolar manic episode kicks in, I'm really not interested in what nervous nellies claim to suffer through.
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Choosing to make the viewer uncomfortable with the uncannily smooth animations was a great artistic choice, considering the video is about anxiety. Expertly done.
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courtesy of toxic masculinity I have been programmed to internalize it and deal with it alone later. My only saving grace is my ADHD helps me pretend to be sociable.
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I can relate to all of these, sometimes I overthink things, and sometimes I don't think enough which leads to a problem that now I have to overthink about
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This seems accurate. But, I would like everyone to know that the God I serve can and will take your anxieties away if you ask Him and believe in Him.
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I had such horrible anxiety. I became an artist and an academic plus I started to cure my bipolar however I still have trouble leaving the house.
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