fear of talking in front of a crowd

Put me in a group though in front of stage and the symptoms of anxiety I get can be overcome but I want to be me to the best of my ability in-front of any crowd! thanks again!

I don't have many people I can call friends for when I moved in with my boyfriend (now husband) we lost touch. They were too busy I was busy and we just had a hard time hanging out and keeping in touch. As for my family they never approved of my husband so we just stopped talking all together. Trust me when I had moved in with him there were a couple of nights that I cried because I missed my mom and being around my noisy family.

My now mother in law basically made my day about her because i wouldnt allow her in the room. To me it is a comfort issue and i only want my mom and the hubs in there. Now i am told she is asking again and ive made my position clear but i have a sinking feeling i will have a repeat on my hands. Last time the hubs about got himself booted from the room,as he was little use to me.

Here is a question I have asked a fellow member but would also like to put to everyone else as my mind doesn't allow me to believe myself sometimes. I have a constant fear of contamination with hiv and fear environmental transmission from inanimate objects that have somehow got the virus on them be it through blood or other contaminated fluids (usually blood). I then fear the rapid spread of the virus from one object to another.

It really depends on the type of music...becuase that will determine that type of crowd. If it's going to bring a crowd thats rowdy I'd skip it. If it's the kind of crowd where people will be relatively still or you could sit in the field and not be right up on people I'd say it's ok. What time of day is it? If it's during the peak hours of the heat, do you think you could take like a beach umbrella or something to sit under?

I am always worried that i would get in fight with someone and i always think that people somehow notice me even if i m in a crowd and hence i become point of attention all the time. I have had couple of fights in my previous life and as a kid too but they never used to bother me until now. These days whenever i go out i want some friends with me and if i m alone, my heartbeat goes up and i kind of pray for something bad not to happen. Apart from that i dont know ..

It is IN-FRONT of ear, right next to it, and is inside, not on skin.. A fact is, couple of hours after yoga, it seems like fully gone, and it re-appears at afteroon, like a small bulge..

Yeah, I talk to myself and pace in little circles a lot. I hate that. I just can't seem to shut up sometimes. I do okay in groups of people that I know a lot better than in groups I don't It isn't the "crowd" that bothers me. It is the noise. The talking all around me. I do fine like a restaurant where it is low tones. I can even go to a baseball game once in a while. But like the mall at Christmas time gets me.

How about talking to your doctor about anxiety and OCD? That would be a logical place to start in order to make this better.

I think my anxiety/depression problem stems around my relationship with my boyfriend. I am starting to think he is bi-polar. He verbally abuses me on a regular basis. He makes me feel so low, I cry for a couple days after a fight. He is successful, intelligent, eccentric and makes a lot of money. He has called me a idiot, loser, crazy and that I have to "earn his respect" whenever I try and defend myself he gets in this rage and the insults start.

Going through this is a normal part of the grieving process and is necessary to reconcile ourselves in some way so that we can move on from the experience to become a better, stronger person with a greater sense of purpose in life as a result. There is no doubt that time is an important component in reconciling and overcoming grief and loss. Eventually it is important to "Let go and let God" so that we can move on with life.

A fear of death is quite normal and is actually a fear of the unknown. Has he know someone or something (pet) that has died or seen it on TV? I don't know your spiritual background, but whatever it is, that is a good place to start talking to him about it. Speak to him about (your belief) of what happens after death and that it is a natural process of life.

So, I was yesterday on omegle video chat, I met some girl and it got flirty. We ended up on skype, she showed me **** and I showed her my c***(just showed it and stroked it a little, wasn't even naked-had shirt and jeans on). And then it popped in my mind "What if she is a loop and I am getting recorded?". She noticed that and asked why I got nervous.

almost 2 decades living with anxiety, fears, phobias, depression, ocd and what not, i finally got better, but today i had a fight with someone in front of my house and the freak left me with a threat that he will kill me. now i cannot stop thinking about the threats and my anxiety is reaching the roof. i did call the police and all that but since we dont know who he is, it is going to cripple me for who knows how long.

All flu feels like that, so do colds. The media has blown this all out of proportion. It may spread everywhere but unless you live where it has broken out, I wouldn't worry about it.

I am now struggling to cope with the fear of dying, its only recently become very serious, in feb of this year i found out i was expecting my second child, and because i thought i could get pregnant then surely nothing is wrong with me, then tragically i lost the baby and after going through all the motions of miscarrying i suddenly thought well something must be wrong and it has gone on from their, i am constantly checking myself, thinking im pale, checking my tongue, thinking my fingers tips

Has anyone else in the Household got a fear of dying she may have overheard would she have seen very scary stuff on TV sometimes Parents forget Children can be afriad if they watch scary grown up movies.Has a Family member or pet died recently that has made her anxious,Talking to someone sounds like a good thing,It does sound as if they are doing too much about it and maybe going the other way, and playing it down would work better, she is getting a lot of attention over the Issue.

I have a fear of death. Mostly the death of a loved one. I worry so much that if I lost one of my family members I don't know what would happen to me, I think I would go crazy, it would ruin my life, I feel like crying when I think about it, I shouldn't worry but I do, which makes it worse because they are going to all die one day, this scares me because they are so important to me.

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d say we do an equal amount of talking, and a lot of my negative thinking she taught me to turn around and tell myself that its just my way of dealing with things and its okay. And like I used to be scared of throwing up when I got anxious, but she taught me to look at it from the point of view that, hey I've never thrown up so why would i now? She really has fixed me! haha I now have a job and I went back to school and I do things weekly with my boyfriend.

More like a safety blanket to a person with a fear of throwing up. But it done the trick at the time. Made me feel safe eating again. I won't lie and say and say I am anything near the weight I should be for my age. I am far from it. Don't eat as much as the regular Joe Soap. But I get by with what I eat and when I eat. Love to tell you there is a miracle cure too. But that would be a lie. It is just something we get over. Even if it means eating small amounts at a time.

The Pope and Nancy Pelosi are on the same stage in front of a huge crowd. The House Speaker and His Holiness, however, have seen it all before. To make it a little more interesting, the speaker says to the Pope, “Did you know that with just one little wave of my hand I can make every Democrat in the crowd go wild?" He doubts it, so she shows him. Sure enough, the wave elicits rapture and cheering from every Democrat in the crowd. Gradually, the cheering subsides.

What you descrive is a panic attack when you have this intense fear, then you become afraid of the fear and so on until it becomes a vicious circle. You came to the right place! You should browze a lot of these threads as you will quickly see that you are not alone in your fear and anxiety and you will perhaps learn from how others have coped with it.

t suspect any hanky panky is going on but the strong need for this much interaction all in the name of co-parenting adult and almost adult children and the desire to NOT change the dynamics of the friendship bewilders me. It's making me question whether my feelings even matter. I understand the need for interaction but this is overboard, especially when I'm not included. Am I being unreasonable and self serving to be feeling this way?

Fear of talking in front of a crowd

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