william lugo
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What Is Anxiety?
Anxiety is a blood curling scream inside your brain that does not give up and does not quit when you are tired. Anxiety is a constant itch on the back of your brain you can never scratch. Anxiety is eyes darting back and forth assessing the situation, wondering when our darkest fears are going to be realized. Cowering in your mind because someone else is around or because of the .2% possibility that this or that could happen. Anxiety is what happens when you ask me how my day has been, and I take a split second to respond with “ok” but inside my mind is going a million miles an hour wondering why, just why you would want to know this information and why you are gathering it? Anxiety is feeling like you cannot breathe, and your eyes are going to pop out of your skull any second because the pressure in the room just went up to a million pounds per square inch. Anxiety is walking into a room full of people and feeling like suicide would be an appropriate response to other’s hello’s.
By william lugo6 years ago in Psyche