By rachelhope - 11/07/2014 17:07 - United States - Dundalk
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To those telling me to leave while she was in the bathroom: you have a fundamental misunderstanding of how anxiety works. My mind was in a state of "The minute I exit my stall she is going to as well." While I knew this was unlikely, I still couldn't physically bring myself to leave. Additionally, I'd like to thank those of you who left positive comments. I'm trying to overcome this. :)
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Show it anywayYou're right, it shouldn't control their life, and they are not helpless. In the long run that is though, as like many medical conditions, it can't just be fixed overnight.
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Show it anywayYou should of asked her to play battleshits with you.
I'm like that too but if all that was going down I would have gotten outta there asap
Did it smell good?
when you noticed it was diarrhoea,you could have sneaked out,knowing she wasn't going to come out soon. sorry but YDI.
Clearly you don't understand anxiety
Wow...some of these people have shitty jokes. And yes that was on purpose. Some people can't help what they feel. Anxiety is no laughing matter. Get over yourselves.
Totally understand
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Why didn't you sneak out while she was in the stall though? Even if you have anxiety issues, she sure was busy haha
she didn't say she was embarrassed. i have a similar anxiety and i can't do any of my business and most other tasks unless I'm totally alone. it's not about embarrassment, it's about being afraid in general. if you have anxiety, it's like anything you do or another person does could drastically alter or destroy a moment or the entire relationship between you and that person, no matter if you actually know them or not. anything could go wrong and anything could happen as a result of that and it would be all our fault. we know how unreasonable and silly it may sound to you, but have you ever gone out in public and felt immediately afraid? that's how it is every single day. I'm not afraid that I'm going to embarrass myself, I'm afraid that someone else is going to find a reason to hate me or put me down or immediately start judging me to my face or hit me or shank me or cause some kind of drama/problem with me. even just sitting next to someone in a bathroom stall is enough to make you think "oh god......" and start thinking about every possible way that the situation could go wrong. it sucks. but it's just how our brains work. it's not embarrassing, it's terrifying.