@@Eggymanboy? What’s fake? I said I have my panic attacks or anxiety attacks in all places which is true. It may not be the same for you which is totally fine but it doesn’t mean it’s not true
As a fellow theatre kid I get you I’m pretty experienced for a middle schooler and I still get panic attacks before going on stage, small ones but still it’s not fun
I've been doing theatre since elementary school and am now a professional, the stage fright doesn't really go away. However, you'll develop your own ways of memorizing and going over your roles, and you'll feel more and more prepared. I get anxious before every show I do, and yet I'm playing a part in debuting a musical in my city!
@@waffleaffle231 I’ve been doing theater since I was six and a half! Just played Matilda Wormwood in Matilda the musical for the capital of my state. My director always says “if you are not nervous, you don’t care enough”. But once you are on stage and that light hits you, everything goes away. I’m also playing Grace in Honk the musical, and I recently had two auditions for And A Child Shall Lead (hopefully Eva Hellerova) and Frozen the Musical (hopefully Anna) with an acting agency!
@@blueowl8928Is this is true anxiety or anxiety disorder or panic starts from bad habits like watching porn,masturbation,alcohol or any type of addiction?
@@rttingkiwis you’re not alone ❤️ I try and push myself to go out and eat alone. So I feel more comfortable in a restaurant setting and I’m by myself so I don’t have to answer to no one!! We’re so young!! The pandemic definitely did not help with the restaurant anxiety. But I know if I can do it, so can you. Rome was not built in a day, so take it day by day❤️
@@mmm__we You are not alone even if it feels like it! Im right there with you. Be gentle with yourself, but still push yourself to do little things everyday. This is your life, everyone and everything else is just background noise. Growing is never comfortable, my goal for myself is to become intimate with fear. Following your heart and leading with love, you can never go wrong. Everyone deserves to feel full of love! I know if I can do it so can you
I cannot explain how much I hate panic attacks. I got one yesterday, and it was horrible. Heavy breathing, crying, muscle spasms, etc. but I am okay now, and to anyone who gets bad panic attacks I am with you 😊
i was just chilling in my room..it was my bday and it was the pandemic and i was and still am depressed ..i was doing fine till suddenly i felt anxious and uncomfy..i never had a panic attack before that so i didnt know what was going on..
I constantly wake up from panic attacks. It’s hell. They are usually my worst panic attacks. The last one lasted almost two hours before I finally settled down.
panic attacks during rest are the worst. it's scary how there's no cause behind it. you're just sleeping peacefully until your brain suddenly feels like you're in danger, and POOF, panic attack starts
i went to the bathroom and leaned against the cool wall. if your teacher comes looking for you, say you aren’t feeling well or your stomach hurts. im glad my school has hand signals to go to the bathroom because speaking up is hard. just always try to breathe. 🫶
So I had a panic attack yesterday and my baby brother came up to me to help me calm down it was the sweetest thing ever like he played down with me and then made me laugh ❤
It randomly started happening 2 weeks ago and my parents get pissed at me and call me a beta male and a crybaby and a motherf piece of sh and that I’m faking it, IT MAKES THE ATTACK WORSE.
I would get them as I lay down to sleep, exhausted. I had to go for an echocardiogram because of the chest pain/ duration and timing and a family history of heart problems. I am so happy they stopped.
I frucking hate panic attacks. I had one today because it was to loud (in the hall because it was a singing worship. Singing worship is basically when we sing songs) and just as the teacher and my friend calmed me down and a soon as I felt better all the classes had to go out everyone was starting or asking if I was ok which I thought was lovely because they looked really scared and concerned but it made it worse..
Work/school Driving At home Getting ready in the morning In the bathroom Before going to sleep At activities outside of work/school Waking up in the middle of the night Walking outside (especially alone)
❤ Always be ready to comfort a stranger. ❤ Here are some things you can say: I'm on your side. You are not alone in this. You are safe. Take a deep breath. Take all the time you need. Do you want to talk about what's going on? I believe you. I care about your feelings. We are going to get through this. What would help you? P.S. The fact that this has no likes says something. It means all the people here in the mental health field are evil.
For me, my anxiety lingers with me ALL the time. Whether im alone or with family or friends, it’s there to remind me. I don’t usually have full anxiety attacks, I usually just internalize it which I know isn’t good but the people around me get tired hearing me worry about the same issue. I worry about my sport- trapshooting- which I’m kinda good at, but at times I can get in my head and one time I got a 9/25, when I usually get 20+/25 My coach is always coming up to me and saying, you’re third, you’re ahead of the boys, no pressure! I know it’s meant to be encouraging but I get s o stressed out. And this season my scores dropped a bit and he stopped coming up to me and telling me my placement, which I know is because my scored drooped. Each season that happens. That 9/25 rattled me, and I felt so humiliated and horrified and scared when I was shooting because beforehand I got a 16/25 and told myself, “you can’t do worse than that! Don’t worry!” Well, now I know I can a l w a y s Do worse. And it’s summer, trap shooting starts up again in 2 months and I’m already constantly thinking about it. I have 6 more seasons till I can leave it behind me. I don’t know if I really like this sport anymore, anxiety has ruined it for me.
I would get them after I ate something (anything) Before I knew what they were I thought it was food allergies. Had them at the Movie Theater, at the Mall (it tried to come on about 4 times in one visit). But mostly after eating.
I got my first panic attack when I was in class 9th sitting in classroom while attending lecture.... suddenly my teacher saw me shaking and she was very scaried she made me calm after an hour i was normal but that one teacher helped me a lot in my crucial time...now i am in class 12th and still if i had any problm i contact her and talk to her...that makes me feel better
1). Going to the airport (not on flights) 2). While driving (I enjoy traffic) 3). As soon as i wake up (not at night) 4). Thinking about confrontation 5). Thoughts of failure 6). Tests (trauma response from HS)
Mine 1.school 2.outside 3.mall 4.crowd 5.everywhere BEACUSE MY ANXIETY I DIDN HANGED OUT FOR 2 YEARS ALL MY FRIENDS ARE OUTSIDE FOR WHOLE DAY I CANT I REALLY CAN'T IM TIRED OF MY LIFE
Mine are anywhere I would be and feel trapped if I have one like stuck in traffic, standing in a line, crowded places etc. I have agoraphobia because of mine.
I just want anxiety to stop, I just want to not care. I want to have a fun life, but I feel like anxiety puts me in a chokehold. The second I feel ok, it reminds me of everything I’ve done wrong, and everything I probably will do wrong in the future.
It really pisses me off given that this has never happened to me before and now it’s controlling my life. Can’t even sit down at a restaurant for a meal without an episode. Losing control is when you already know you’re lost the mental battle.
@@jessicacortez7017 I thought about that actually. Thank you for saying it. I felt like maybe I'd sound crazy. I've had anxiety since well before COV but it definitely seemed to get worse during and after.
What all after effects did you get? I literally couldn't function for approximately 3 months. I couldn't leave my house, couldn't drive. It was horrible.
i’m 14, and i’ve recently experienced my first panic attacks. both were in the same, very chill ela class. not sure what triggered me but they are terrifying.
I had one yesterday at work as soon as I walked in, a customer who has feeling for me was in, I don’t feel that way about him at all. I was uncontrollably shaking for the first 10 minutes of my shift and wouldn’t look anyone in the eye
For me it’s mostly just at school when I get panic attacks I get them all the time I just try not to show it but sometimes it’s to hard and I just start crying but I still try my best to hold it in
I do in public even at friends or family’s houses I make my older brother go with me everywhere I have it in humanity’s class enrichment and in places with people
1. Before school 2. While sleeping 3. In Maths 4. School bathrooms 5. In public 1. Stress from school, losing things, running late, etc. 2. Flashbacks, regret, guilt, sadness of the past. 3. Irritation, flashbacks. 4. After hard times in school 5. When I’m overwhelmed by everything.
1. Anywhere at school 2. In pools/any body of water 3. On a random street 4. When I see someone/something/somewhere that reminds me of a previous panic attack 😁👍✨