Does anyone here experience an inner feeling of anxiety/inner dread but 
doesn't always give out an outer impression of being anxious?
You know you are feeling anxious but it's not being picked up by other 
people.

I wish. That would work wonders for the paranoia.

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firemonkey wrote:

> Does anyone here experience an inner feeling of anxiety/inner dread but 
> doesn't always give out an outer impression of being anxious?
> You know you are feeling anxious but it's not being picked up by other 
> people.

Not me personally, but several posters here have reported similar 
symptoms. IIRC Sarah is an extreme case.

Evil Nigel

firemonkey wrote:
> Does anyone here experience an inner feeling of anxiety/inner dread but 
> doesn't always give out an outer impression of being anxious?
> You know you are feeling anxious but it's not being picked up by other 
> people.

yes, but i think therapy has done this.   therapy, for me, tends to say 
"x is unacceptable to show in public, y is unacceptable to talk about"
which, once got, hides it all.

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humble.life wrote:

> firemonkey wrote:
> 
>> Does anyone here experience an inner feeling of anxiety/inner dread 
>> but doesn't always give out an outer impression of being anxious?
>> You know you are feeling anxious but it's not being picked up by other 
>> people.
> 
> 
> yes, but i think therapy has done this.   therapy, for me, tends to say 
> "x is unacceptable to show in public, y is unacceptable to talk about"
> which, once got, hides it all.

Therapists have all the answers...

...except the right ones.

Evil Nigel