In elementary school, I was the popular child, but high school changed me, and I could have social anxiety. Although I’ve spoken to new people previously, how do I react back? Oh, really, for real? I ask repeatedly. I say responses with one response, for instance. Whoever: “What’s up?” I “Good.” And what was that? On the other hand, did it never occur in primary school when I spoke to people and stammered? I recently gave a presentation, and I stutter a lot. I didn’t care in seventh grade and never stammered?

I can’t approach people because I have no responses. I am able to start up a conversation with just two people. I require more; I require a minimum of six, as I had in middle and primary school. I’m not sure how you should approach people. They must all recognise me since I always stroll in the corridors even though I’m walking next to no one.

Whenever I go to sleep, I frequently have strange dreams in which I’m stranded on an island and must collect beads, alone. I only said “oh” when I had to speak to a stranger.

Again? I’ve always had a lot of dreams, and I’ve never stopped talking in such brief words; I can’t even control myself. Puberty may have destroyed me. Before high school, I used to talk to an audience in my dreams and have actual dream convos with big groups. Since I always remember half of my dreams and can tell when I’m talking, I never remember talking in a dream since.

The fact that I have to make up fake snap accounts to chat with people and that I have to fake text people is embarrassing. I also put in effort looking at the doors when people start entering when school starts. I simply need friends because I feel like a freshman attempting to understand the school building. I just need advice trying to maintain a friendship group and recovering from a stutter, please? Is this a social anxiety? I never wanted to experience to be a quiet kid when I’m 16.

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