Sunny Priyan
Anxiety distorts our perception by making social interactions feel riskier than they are. It amplifies fears of embarrassment, rejection, or judgment.
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Anxious people often skip social events or withdraw from relationships in order to ease their discomfort.
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Time alone can lead to overthinking, which intensifies anxious thoughts and reinforces negative self-beliefs.
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You can miss out on meaningful interactions that could build confidence and ease anxiety.
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Prolonged isolation can fuel feelings of unworthiness or shame, making it harder to reach out or reconnect.
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Anxiety leads to loneliness—creating a self-perpetuating loop that’s hard to break without intentional effort.
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