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People with anxiety, take this test
http://www.social-anxiety-solutions.com/social-anxiety-test.html
What's your score? Mine is 128
What's your score? Mine is 128
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120.
I've been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder so that's no surprise.
I've been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder so that's no surprise.
39 which means I apparently don't, but some aspects of it I really am terrified of, E.G I HATE walking into a room where people are already sat and having to say hello to them all, also I have a huge fear of giving speeches on stage to an audience.
Original post by Mockery
Only 31, nice!
Grrr why did they make you spoiler that sig?
62, doesn't surprise me as I'm a shy person and hate doing alot of the things they asked!
I have anxiety but not social anxiety, so it doesn't really apply...
I don't have social anxiety however I do get very anxious in the fact that I never feel what I'm doing is good enough and I'm always worried people are talking about me behind my back.
48 .. i'm good 
Original post by DJkG.1
Grrr why did they make you spoiler that sig?
Because it is inappropriate for the younger TSRians
apparently.Hmm... 65...
27. Social situations never set anything off as I'm just so used to it. I suffer General Anxiety Disorder so if even something small worries me the whole thing is blown out of proportion.
69.
When I was younger, it used to be much more severe. Getting better.
Worst part is finding it difficult to say no, I find.
When I was younger, it used to be much more severe. Getting better.
Worst part is finding it difficult to say no, I find.
89 - You have severe social anxiety disorder.
Not a surprise. I've nearly fainted before performing in public!
Not a surprise. I've nearly fainted before performing in public!
30 but I don't have social anxiety, just general anxiety..
67. Getting easier with age though, don't feel as anxious around strangers as I did when I was little'er... I use to faint all the time 
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