u/Common-Passenger8561

A weird feeling

I know what I’m about to say might sound weird or even irrational, but I genuinely need all the support I can get right now.

Tomorrow I have a job interview. It’s my first real opportunity to step out of a depression that has lasted for more than five years. During that time, I lost hope in myself and even in my degree, but I’m still trying… really trying.

Here’s the funny part What scares me most is not even the interview itself. It’s the process of getting there and leaving the place.

I struggle with severe social anxiety around people, vehicles, and sounds. I know this might not sound “normal,” but it’s my reality. I’m really pushing myself to go through it despite everything.

If anyone has advice on how to handle this, especially the journey and being outside in general, I would truly appreciate it.

And if you just want to say something encouraging, I would be more than happy to read it.

Thank you.

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u/Common-Passenger8561 — 11 hours ago

This gonna sound weird

I know what I’m about to say might sound weird or even irrational, but I genuinely need all the support I can get right now.

Tomorrow I have a job interview. It’s my first real opportunity to step out of a depression that has lasted for more than five years. During that time, I lost hope in myself and even in my degree, but I’m still trying… really trying.

Here’s the funny part What scares me most is not even the interview itself. It’s the process of getting there and leaving the place.

I struggle with severe social anxiety around people, vehicles, and sounds. I know this might not sound “normal,” but it’s my reality. I’m really pushing myself to go through it despite everything.

If anyone has advice on how to handle this, especially the journey and being outside in general, I would truly appreciate it.

And if you just want to say something encouraging, I would be more than happy to read it.

Thank you.

reddit.com
u/Common-Passenger8561 — 11 hours ago
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A weird feeling

I know what I’m about to say might sound weird or even irrational, but I genuinely need all the support I can get right now.

Tomorrow I have a job interview. It’s my first real opportunity to step out of a depression that has lasted for more than five years. During that time, I lost hope in myself and even in my degree, but I’m still trying… really trying.

Here’s the funny part What scares me most is not even the interview itself. It’s the process of getting there and leaving the place.

I struggle with severe social anxiety around people, vehicles, and sounds. I know this might not sound “normal,” but it’s my reality. I’m really pushing myself to go through it despite everything.

If anyone has advice on how to handle this, especially the journey and being outside in general, I would truly appreciate it.

And if you just want to say something encouraging, I would be more than happy to read it.

Thank you.

reddit.com
u/Common-Passenger8561 — 11 hours ago