Anxiety poll
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 5:48 pmHeres a poll
i could have ticked at least half, since i have an anxiety disorder
but yeah, sometimes past social blunders come back to haunt me when i get to thinking sometimes.
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Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 5:48 pmPosted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 6:08 pmYou got me there, man.
i could have ticked at least half, since i have an anxiety disorder
but yeah, sometimes past social blunders come back to haunt me when i get to thinking sometimes.
i could have ticked at least half, since i have an anxiety disorder
but yeah, sometimes past social blunders come back to haunt me when i get to thinking sometimes.
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 6:15 pmMan you caught me in the middle (hopefully) of a exhaustion-induced depressive state, so I could have kept clicking all of those until I broke my mouse... 
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 6:29 pmPeople confusing patriotism for love of government.
I get more worried with how humanity is running further into stupidity and neglecting what really matters.
I get more worried with how humanity is running further into stupidity and neglecting what really matters.
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 6:30 pmDomineering family figures that win by default.
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 6:54 pmWow, there are a bunch. My top two would be the people who confuse the true meaning of patriotism and dominering family figures.
However, the patriot dumbasses usually have my blood at a constant slow boil, whereas family members can sometimes make my blood pressure go straight through the roof. So I picked family.
However, the patriot dumbasses usually have my blood at a constant slow boil, whereas family members can sometimes make my blood pressure go straight through the roof. So I picked family.
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 7:45 pmPeople confusing patriotism for love of government,
but there were a lot i could've voted for. except for blood in urine, which is like deja-vu because i just read that a half an hour ago.. o.o
but there were a lot i could've voted for. except for blood in urine, which is like deja-vu because i just read that a half an hour ago.. o.o
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 8:57 pmWell I chose 'Memories of colossal social blunders mid conversation' but really the whole act of conversation freaks me out. Like just looking someone in the eyes and speaking to them makes me anxious. Ditto speaking on the phone. Has anyone else heard of this? I'm a nutcase right? 
Oh, and one other thing: Does anyone else ever freak out walking through a shopping centre, for example, feeling that everyone is watching them (SYL - Detox comes to mind for some reason
)? I find it impossible to even just *walk* normally, hence why I stay away from such places.
Thank god for being able to order over the internet.
Wook
Oh, and one other thing: Does anyone else ever freak out walking through a shopping centre, for example, feeling that everyone is watching them (SYL - Detox comes to mind for some reason
)? I find it impossible to even just *walk* normally, hence why I stay away from such places.
Thank god for being able to order over the internet.
Wook
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 9:41 pmI hate shopping centers. Living a modern life has become a real sales pitch, it seems a person has to conform to a really strict set of specifications. It's easy to fake but impossible to do properly if/when you think too much about how the world works. You can jump in and sell your soul for a stress free shopping trip or like wookle says, "Thank god for being able to order over the internet." (third way probably has a custodial sentence tagged on for free). Which is worse? Social Cooperation, Social Alienation or the pin ball nether world somewhere between the two. (not sure if I classified those correctly)
The poll needed an "all of the above at some point or other"
I think "anxiety disorder" is the default setting, we all just develop ways of eliminating/masking the pain.
wow, what a heavy thread.
The poll needed an "all of the above at some point or other"
I think "anxiety disorder" is the default setting, we all just develop ways of eliminating/masking the pain.
wow, what a heavy thread.
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 9:45 pmI answered "Memories of colossal social blunders mid conversation" because it was the only one that I could relate to. But honestly, at the moment, what really gets my blood pressure high is Indian fathers who won't let their daughters date me because I'm white and obviously not in the Brahmana caste!
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2004 10:47 pmSinkharmony wrote:Wow, there are a bunch. My top two would be the people who confuse the true meaning of patriotism and dominering family figures.
However, the patriot dumbasses usually have my blood at a constant slow boil, whereas family members can sometimes make my blood pressure go straight through the roof. So I picked family.
ditto, lol
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2004 12:51 amOut of that list, babies crying. Fuck, I hate babies.
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2004 1:39 amI can't even enjoy the mental distractions of a mall. Kids are freakin aliens these days!
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2004 4:54 am"Memories of colossal social blunders mid conversation", I guess,
since I'm far too good at making those...
since I'm far too good at making those...
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2004 9:55 amCommercials louder that rest of the programme is the one of the most evil inventions in the history of mankind. This is treating people like a sheeps, who bought everything, when you yell them right to the ears. Worst thing is: this works.
But honestly, most of the things in the poll is freaking scary, especially blood in stool. I'm more concerned about my own life, than about governments, nationalists and crying babies. And I fucking afraid of the doctors.
Wookle: I have a similiar thing. Looks like we're antisocial nuts
But honestly, most of the things in the poll is freaking scary, especially blood in stool. I'm more concerned about my own life, than about governments, nationalists and crying babies. And I fucking afraid of the doctors.
Wookle: I have a similiar thing. Looks like we're antisocial nuts