OP fainted because of their fear ... Hence the SA-having part of the story .

Actually, #51 I bet it wasn't *just* out of fear. Fear and anxiety can cause people to lock their knees when they're in front of people, and locking one's knees cuts off the flow of blood to parts of the body crucial to remaining conscious. So if OP had a tremendous amount of fear, she probably locked her knees, and thus in turn lost consciousness. You are correct then, by saying she collapsed from her fear, but most likely, and unless OP states otherwise in a follow up, it was that fear that caused her to lock up her knees. So that would make #46 correct as well.

Milk products just make it harder to sing. They don't make you faint. I do agree that OP might have locked her knees and that contributed to her fainting, though.

Yeah... you don't drink milk or eat dairy before a performance because dairy makes you produce more mucus in your throat making it harder to sound good while singing. It doesn't make you faint. It is very possible that she locked her knees, though.

Small groups of people usually freak people out more. At least, that's how it is for me. I know everyone is staring at me in a small group of people, making it harder to ignore them and concentrate on the song. But if I'm onstage, with a large crowd watching me, it's easier to not focus on specific people because there are so many of them. I'm sorry if this doesn't come out right ... it made more sense in my head.

I get what you mean, there. For me, it's pretty much just people in general - if there's a lone person, or a group of people, or a large amount. I don't think it'd be a good idea to jump into a large crowd, though. Maybe OP could start by having objects between the audience (like a curtain), then having them turn around, and then face her? That's what would work for me, but I know that everyone's different.