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Anxiety is a very scary thing to experience as an adult, I can't imagine having to "deal" with it starting high school. I have a 22 year old son who suffers from this. Some of the posts sound just like him. It is hard as a parent to know what to do.

I get advice from friends that is really not helpful at all since they cannot imagine what it is like. People just don't get it.

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I had one psychologist who told us as we were leaving that he won't be living at home in 10 yrs, as if to wonder why we are so worried. That right there made me realize she doesn't get it. The hard part is he doesn't want to get any help because he doesn't believe it will help. He does not like to talk about this at all.

I've tried setting some goals for him, which he has met some but they are few and far between. He doesn't work or go to school. He sees one friend once in a while. He won't go out by himself, except to take a ride around the neighborhood and sometimes the library. I, too feel the same way ma'am.

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I am an 18 year old girl and socializing with people is really not on the top of my list that I'm good at. I'm scared also that because of this disorder, I may not be able to study well in my school and have bad grades.

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The same with working. I just want you to know some of the things that's running through our heads that leads us to become this way. I have depression, I'm always sad and lonely. I don't talk to people because they will think that there is something wrong with me or that I'm weird causing them to stay away from me.

I'm always overthinking to the point that I don't sleep very well. Sometimes in the night I would sleep for example at pm but I would soon be awake at because I can feel my heart beat fast because of nervousness to go to school. I find it hard to approach people.

My parents always tell me to not to be stupid and just talk to people but they can't see and I cant explain to them that it is not easy. Your son is very lucky to have an understanding mom like you and I suggest that you don't give up on him because deep inside he is really calling for help and I think that he doesn't want to talk about it maybe because he himself doesn't accept the fact that something is wrong with him and needs help. Hi Scaredcat, I'm sorry you feel this way, but I can promise you that things do get better.

I'm a 52yo father who has had some success dealing with people professionally and socially. But many years ago , I experienced the same thing you are going through now. Even now I still experience SAD but with way less frequency and severity. I have researched this subject for many years and have found some things that help a little and some things not at all. But the one thing that has helped me tremendously is learning how the mind actually works. In a nutshell , your thoughts are not real. The mind convinces us that our thoughts are real and we should listen so we will be safe.

However, the truth is still that our thoughts are not real. The mind is not our enemy, it just thinks that by keeping us away from people keeps us safe. How did it get this bad info? Maybe genetics, maybe bad early experiences, maybe just wrong thoughts that become habitual negative thinking!

You seem like a smart girl, so do your homework and discover what neurophysicist and quantum physicist say a thought actually is check out Neuroplasticity. Second, sometimes being introverted is not so bad and usually shows a sign of deep thinking check out the book "Quiet". Most of all, start becoming aware that your endless repetitive thoughts are not real.

He's pretty much screwed. I'm in my forties and just lucked into my job. Outside of that, I have nothing else in my life. I curse my parents for bringing me into this world. Glad to hear you're progressing. Just keep in mind that it's a work in progress and don't judge yourself too harshly when your mind falsely tells you ,"you failed". Btw, meditation can be a great tool to bring about more awareness of overthinking and falsely supplying the thoughts of others.

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I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your inner most thoughts and I think your a brave soul for educating parents such as myself about this issue God Bless you and best wishes for your recovery Thank you for your thoughtful comment sir. I like the part when you said that "our thoughts are not real. I'm glad to say that I am now progressing to be better and try to boost my confidence especially now that I'm in my college year.

It seems that the more I try and i mean really try to be communicative to others, the more that I am becoming confident with myself. Though sometimes those "thoughts" still come to haunt me. I still cant say that I'm over with having SAD. But now, I think I'm doing great. And I still want to be involved in this thread so that I can share my experiences to other people having the same problem and to learn from them as well.

Hello all, I'm 14 years old and I can't figure out what my psychological problem is. I researched about social anxiety the symptoms seem to somewhat fit me, yes I get anxious when talking to adults specifically, but I don't exactly have a "phobia" of interaction, I just hate interaction thats my problem.

If I meet someone new I can either be really charismatic if they're just like me which never happens lol and I'm very very very frightened of running into someone from school in a public place which is the reason I NEVER go out, and I mean never. Literally, I hate the malls, I hate the cinemas, I hate restaurants, I hate parks, I hate everything that isn't my house. The reason is because I've been verbally and psychologically roughly abused by my classmates all years round, as I recall ever since 1st grade.

So because of that I really hate people.

I use kids from school only to hang out with so I can avoid bullies. No one from school or In real life interests me at all, that's why all my friends are online. I had severe OCD when I was 12 that kept me up at night sometimes, but gladly it's gone now. My parents also verbally abused me as a child and till now they get angry because I never hang out with my "friends" and I'm always at home as if im a shut in. They wouldn't take me to a psychologist because they're not financially stable enough Theyre very costly here and they think I'm crazy if I see one.

Shockingly enough I'd rather have adult friends but the whole idea of friends just doesn't make sense to me, I feel like the lack of human interaction caused me to be a bit cold and emotionless at times, whenever I think of school I get a bit sweaty. I run away from all my problems. Even my shut in friends get mad at me when I tell them I don't want to hang out.

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