DeadEyes
February 22nd, 2014, 06:29 AM
Agoraphobia is one thing.
Anthrophobia is another.
Whether it's the fear of the crowds or the fear of people itself, most of the time, it all comes down to one thing: the fear of being judged.
Just a little backstory from my experience. Ever since I've started being around people, in school mostly, I began to be uncomfortable, anxious and even fear crowds. Later on I had group therapy and instead of learning to create bonds with people, I've started to realise it's what they could think of me that made me shy and the way they would judge me that made me nervous.
The day that I decided I didn't care anymore about what they could think of me: it went all away.
I'm not saying it's the same for everyone, sometimes there is much more irrational reasons or other conditions, but many members here have shared their fear of getting judged in other threads concerning this.
Anthrophobia is another.
Whether it's the fear of the crowds or the fear of people itself, most of the time, it all comes down to one thing: the fear of being judged.
Just a little backstory from my experience. Ever since I've started being around people, in school mostly, I began to be uncomfortable, anxious and even fear crowds. Later on I had group therapy and instead of learning to create bonds with people, I've started to realise it's what they could think of me that made me shy and the way they would judge me that made me nervous.
The day that I decided I didn't care anymore about what they could think of me: it went all away.
I'm not saying it's the same for everyone, sometimes there is much more irrational reasons or other conditions, but many members here have shared their fear of getting judged in other threads concerning this.