Since alot of Misc is FA/Socially Anxious I thought I would make this thread.
From 16-19 I had really bad Social Anxiety. I am about to turn 20 this year, and have removed literally 90% of it. I can speak to pretty much anyone on the street, I'm not scared to go to the checkout where a person serves me anymore, my friends enjoy being around me much more, I can speak publically without feeling like I'm dieing inside.
I did all of this with no practical exercises, I simply rewired my brain into basing everything on rationality, and making sense of everything. Let me warn you though, once you understand the concepts behind this, people become very simple. You think Women are so complex right? Women to me are like a Math problem now, I understand why they do what they do, and in turn I know how to solve the issue.(It also makes me feel autistic)
If you get most of the fun in your life from things like Drama, Materialism etc then learning these concepts will throw you into depression, because you will see how flawed your life is. Your Ego will most likely try to block most of these concepts out as well, as it feels attacked, be aware of this.
As well as getting rid of my Social Anxiety, I also improved my life in these aspects:
- Work Ethic
- I no longer procrastinate at all, if Im not working Im studying, Im always thinking of the most effective thing to do, and doing it.
- I stopped drinking
- I stopped weed
- I eat healthily
- I go to the gym
- Better relations with family/friends
- I lost my virginity lol
So now all of you have to do Social Anxiety people is watch the following videos and understand them. Boom your life is solved. No really I'm serious, if you actually understand the underlying concepts, then your life really becomes solved.
I watched this first video 4 times to understand it fully.
Read on this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotlight_effect
http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/200...-or-awareness/
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02-11-2016, 04:01 PM #1
I Aware Misc how I got rid of Social Anxiety
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02-11-2016, 05:18 PM #20
Yes.
Gym is awesome, because it provides you with the validation from others that you need to build a strong self esteem. This will get you out of social anxiety. However Gym/Becoming Aestethic is only a temporary mask on the actual issue, and as soon as the validation stops/you become fat/you stop being aestethic, your straight back to ****ty self esteem and then socially anxious again.
So stripping yourself of this validation seeking mindset, and literally not giving a **** what people say, will ultimately fix the issue. Much easier said than done. You also have to be aware of calibrating yourself to society, if you aren't aware of how society is around you, you then end up ostracizing yourself, which kind of ruins the goal.
People need to learn how to self validate, really love themselves and not require it from others, again much easier said than done.
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agreed but for me, I always desired to be athletic/good looking, so I never thought I was worth anything, despite my intellect. But when I got to the point where I looked better than most people and guys asked me for gym advice etc, I finally was happy and didn't worry about the little things that anxiety brings.
I guess im working on the assumption most FA's are smart guys who are a little socially awkward and below average looking.
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02-13-2016, 08:48 PM #23
It may not help with college, because depending on your course, most of the knowledge is not practical.
Ever learn stuff, and the day after the exam wipe it from your memory? How does this make sense in life? It's impossible to use rational logic to motivate yourself here, you will have to go the emotional path, and get validation from friends, professors or watch loads of emotional motivation videos.
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