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Old 02-06-2012, 04:47 PM   #18061 (permalink)
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Yeah but they only remember what we compute. I don't want anything computing me I compute myself. They're machines that have no level of self moderation without an organic living user.
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Old 02-06-2012, 04:54 PM   #18062 (permalink)
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My Dad told me something pretty cool to help with my anxiety. Think of life and all the stuff people do like a computer program. They just do what they've got to do, like media player plays music etc and turns off when it's done. You don't see them anymore.

Basically the matrix, but he could have written the matrix if you ask me
When my social anxiety was bad, it often helped to remind myself that most people really aren't scrutinizing and judging me, and I wasn't under a microscope, simply due to the fact that most people are relatively unaware of what's going on around them while they're preoccupied in their own little lives. Incidentally, this is probably also supported by the sheer number of car accidents and shopping aisle blockages.
I always remark on how little people are actually aware of around them, and I certainly don't remember ever remarking about someone's unusually perceptive actions.

Keeping that in mind took the edge off.

What got me a LOT better, so far permanently, was having to take a speech class in college. It's the absolute most terrifying situation to be in when you suffer from social anxiety. What I began to notice was I wasn't the only one who was nervous up there, although stage fright isn't really a disorder and is common. So that helped a bit, but only in the short term. The entire semester was mentally brutal for me.
What happened, though, was I actually made it through and did well. I didn't notice that I was no longer so anxious in public until I had finished the semester off.
Overcoming that class has made the more mundane things seem like a cakewalk. Now I'm actually outgoing in public in situations where I'd just be pretending boredom or being silent.

I guess it's the equivalent of exposure therapy, but in a terrifying dose that assures you of your ability to handle every day stuff after "surviving" it.
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Old 02-06-2012, 05:11 PM   #18063 (permalink)
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When my social anxiety was bad, it often helped to remind myself that most people really aren't scrutinizing and judging me, and I wasn't under a microscope, simply due to the fact that most people are relatively unaware of what's going on around them while they're preoccupied in their own little lives. Incidentally, this is probably also supported by the sheer number of car accidents and shopping aisle blockages.
I always remark on how little people are actually aware of around them, and I certainly don't remember ever remarking about someone's unusually perceptive actions.

Keeping that in mind took the edge off.

What got me a LOT better, so far permanently, was having to take a speech class in college. It's the absolute most terrifying situation to be in when you suffer from social anxiety. What I began to notice was I wasn't the only one who was nervous up there, although stage fright isn't really a disorder and is common. So that helped a bit, but only in the short term. The entire semester was mentally brutal for me.
What happened, though, was I actually made it through and did well. I didn't notice that I was no longer so anxious in public until I had finished the semester off.
Overcoming that class has made the more mundane things seem like a cakewalk. Now I'm actually outgoing in public in situations where I'd just be pretending boredom or being silent.

I guess it's the equivalent of exposure therapy, but in a terrifying dose that assures you of your ability to handle every day stuff after "surviving" it.
They told me that too, basically, people don't really give a **** and I care too much or something. Which is maybe worse than anxiety I dunno.

But when he started talking about loading up your anti-virus software in your brain and stuff, especially after working on my laptop I was laughing my arse off cos it makes sense.

I got sent to a bloody mental assessment last year and the lady told me to "build my armour" which made sense and she was nice, but it didnt really tell me how, and I was too proud to ask so I didn't go back, took the pills instead. Just made me worse made me a complete recluse. Played Elder Scrolls all day that was my interpretation lolol

Yeah like those nutters that jump in the arctic in the Winter, and then they're alright swimming! I've been singing jams with my little bro on the guitar and that's actually been helping, I used to freeze under any sort of spotlight but when you learn to own what you do you start to stop looking in from outwards and out from inwards if that makes some simple sense

You have to do the things you want that scare you, and have the courage to just walk away from what you don't. But that's easier said than done, which is why ignorance is bliss really.

If you know the yes man thing I had an idea that you should be a no man. Say no to everything, then you only do the things you don't even have to question. But that's eh good on paper in real life probably means you'll do nothing, I guess...

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Old 02-06-2012, 11:51 PM   #18064 (permalink)
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woke up watched sons of anarchy on netflix cleaned my room went to class, my baby worked today, downloaded music on my phone, thinking about another road trip sometime soon
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Old 02-07-2012, 11:53 AM   #18065 (permalink)
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My boyfriend just spent two hours trying to teach me simple phrases in Serbian. I can barely speak English so it didn't go over so well
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Old 02-07-2012, 11:23 PM   #18066 (permalink)
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what is up with everyone getting pregnant?
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Old 02-07-2012, 11:35 PM   #18067 (permalink)
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what is up with everyone getting pregnant?
They don't practice safe sex...?
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Old 02-08-2012, 12:54 AM   #18068 (permalink)
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what is up with everyone getting pregnant?
I'm not
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Old 02-08-2012, 05:24 AM   #18069 (permalink)
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sweeet...I have to wait until tuesday to get my Jobseeker's allowance then I'm gonna get about 80 quids worth

My little bro just literally found a joint's worth in his wallet today and we rolled it up and toked it...it's like some karmic **** I always manage to pickup when I want a toke even without money or literally doing anything...
I always get smokes too when I've got none. That's why I like sharing the love when I've got some because a few of my mates do it with me when I have none and I return the favour if they have none .
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Old 02-08-2012, 09:19 AM   #18070 (permalink)
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no alot of girls that I went school with are preg wtf
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