da_illest101
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I'm now gonna close the computer after being on it for about 10 hours. still better then yesterday 15 hours
Lets post our small victories
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xLindziex
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Today I stood up for myself! 
Usually I have a tough time standing by my opinions, but I did so today and everything turned out okay
And I went to Whole Foods to buy some Gardein products*, usually I get my mom to go out and do that for me, but since I was in the area... I did it myself
(*Gardein products, in short, are faux meats, which I tend to avoid going out on my own to get because I'm afraid people will look down on me for my choice of diet)
Pretty successful day, if I do say so myself ^_^
Usually I have a tough time standing by my opinions, but I did so today and everything turned out okay
And I went to Whole Foods to buy some Gardein products*, usually I get my mom to go out and do that for me, but since I was in the area... I did it myself
(*Gardein products, in short, are faux meats, which I tend to avoid going out on my own to get because I'm afraid people will look down on me for my choice of diet)
Pretty successful day, if I do say so myself ^_^
xLindziex
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That's fantastic!
I went to the train station to pick up my sister today. I got there about thirty minutes early. There was quite a few people there, but I didn't get nervous. I even talked to two of them. Small steps.
GoBlue72
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Oops. Just zapped my response into nothingness. I was going to say I've been listening to that program or something like it. The one guy has a serious monotone and sounds like he might've overcome a stutter or something. I haven't done it yet, so good for you! I rationalized(of course) that I'm past that point, even though i've not done the exercise with 30 women. I did speak with a Starbucks barista for 10 minutes the other day. It was easy, as she was very bubbly. Too bad she's leaving for a new job next week. ;( Oh well. Plenty of fish in the sea.
Waybuloo
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1/ my wallet was stolen whilst I was browsing a catalogue in Argos. No witnesses, no evidence, I started to panick. But I kept cool and retraced my steps, came back and spoke to a staff member and enquired about CCTV etc. They all looked at me, I was still self conscious, but this needed to be done and I couldn't just walk away not knowing when my wallet was gone.
2/ I smashed a coffee jar in the supermarket, on a busy Saturday morning. People froze and stared at me. I made sure two people were notififed, and carried on with the shopping and paying, even though I was trembling throughout and the cashier insulted me. My formal letter of complaint would address the last injustice.
2/ I smashed a coffee jar in the supermarket, on a busy Saturday morning. People froze and stared at me. I made sure two people were notififed, and carried on with the shopping and paying, even though I was trembling throughout and the cashier insulted me. My formal letter of complaint would address the last injustice.
I gave my hair reddish highlights today. I'm not big on change, especially when it comes to my appearance. I'm happy with the outcome, though.
sweetloli<3
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Today I made eye contact with the guy I like and smiled at him. He smiled back! I'm feeling really accomplished >.<
scoobycrawler
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i ate less than 2000 calories today
Hottie
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Okay well friday i made a little bad decision but i made up for it...
Saturday i didnt go mental and get out of it, as i had planned. I went to lunch on sunday with my granny and grandad, as i had planned.
So i made a good decision not to say up all night saturday and party. If i did i would have been completely anxious and pariniod when going for the lunch (if i had of even went at all, i proberly would have canceled!!).
So i put responcibility/duty before party....which is a huge step...
Saturday i didnt go mental and get out of it, as i had planned. I went to lunch on sunday with my granny and grandad, as i had planned.
So i made a good decision not to say up all night saturday and party. If i did i would have been completely anxious and pariniod when going for the lunch (if i had of even went at all, i proberly would have canceled!!).
So i put responcibility/duty before party....which is a huge step...
Falkor
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traveled by taxi , i told the taxi guy about my social anxiety ::
He told me about a girl in his family, which has SA too,
he told me like ''when I face 10 people, I already go sweat, but when she face those people, it's 1000 times worse, so that's how you feel right?''
I said I totally feel like that, it's great to talk about this , and it feels good that i just told him, whatever reaction will be, and this was a good thing to do
:He told me about a girl in his family, which has SA too,
he told me like ''when I face 10 people, I already go sweat, but when she face those people, it's 1000 times worse, so that's how you feel right?''
I said I totally feel like that, it's great to talk about this , and it feels good that i just told him, whatever reaction will be, and this was a good thing to do
Moo
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I love this thread! well done everyone
Mine probably sounds silly but anxeity can make us fear strange things! Today I went to the college office to organise a resit for an exam I missed. I've been putting it off for almost the entire month I had to do it (after Thursday it costs £75 instead of £25). Last night I was actually losing sleep over it. I feel really stupid for fearing it in the first place (haha) but still proud for getting it done.
Also I had a conversation with a friend I hadn't seen in a few weeks and it wasn't toooo awkward. I'm not that great at talking for a long time but it felt kind of natural today. There were only a couple of times it was hard.
That's awesome.
Mine probably sounds silly but anxeity can make us fear strange things! Today I went to the college office to organise a resit for an exam I missed. I've been putting it off for almost the entire month I had to do it (after Thursday it costs £75 instead of £25). Last night I was actually losing sleep over it. I feel really stupid for fearing it in the first place (haha) but still proud for getting it done.
Also I had a conversation with a friend I hadn't seen in a few weeks and it wasn't toooo awkward. I'm not that great at talking for a long time but it felt kind of natural today. There were only a couple of times it was hard.
traveled by taxi , i told the taxi guy about my social anxiety :
He told me about a girl in his family, which has SA too,
he told me like ''when I face 10 people, I already go sweat, but when she face those people, it's 1000 times worse, so that's how you feel right?''
I said I totally feel like that, it's great to talk about this , and it feels good that i just told him, whatever reaction will be, and this was a good thing to do
That's awesome.
Shygirl2011
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I've made a possible contact with someone who could help me later on my career field at my retail job because I actually opened to her a bit about my future profession; apparently she's in the field too and can help me out.
EscapeArtist
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I've made a possible contact with someone who could help me later on my career field at my retail job because I actually opened to her a bit about my future profession; apparently she's in the field too and can help me out.
wow nice! That's so difficult for a SA to find! Good on you
It sounds promising.