dottie
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when watching britney spears do interviews it appears she has social anxiety. the way she responds to questions is very generic, methodical, staged, repetative, and guarded. her unease is the elephant in the room. perhaps SA isn't the only factor, she does have a team of handlers with a list of things she is not allowed to talk about for the sake of avoiding blabbing something that might tarnish her image. but still, there is that unease, the walking-on-eggshells, that is painful to watch... and unfortunately i relate to it. as soon as i am around people my mind blanks out and often times my conversations are very limited with generic responses. it is fake and i do not like it but when i am around other people, especially strangers, i can't relax enough to "be myself". it is basically my last-resort coping mechanism, after all i don't want to be housebound. but this all stems from being raised to be overly polite, so much that manners took presidence over allowing any sort of personality/realness to show. how do you unprogram this? is there a way to unprogram politeness/niceness/(insincerity)?
Britney Spears - Repeatney! Huh? - YouTube
(btw, this video basically sums up the depth of any interview she's done.)
Britney Spears - Repeatney! Huh? - YouTube
(btw, this video basically sums up the depth of any interview she's done.)