HI FRIENDS!!!! I have MISSED you! I thought of you every day while at the TAH & The School. Today’s video: *Shout out to Youtube user: Calculus345 *Inquiry on “I hate my social anxiety.” *www.thework.com (Worksheets are available for free, and that is all you need to do inquiry) *For the Jenny McCarthy/Byron Katie video, www.youtube.com *** I invite anybody with an open mind to share one example (or more if you’re really honest) how social anxiety has been a good thing, or even a gift to you …
“I hate my social anxiety!!!”
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#1 by TheXavi20 on November 23rd, 2009
working on the breathing is really useful but I mean really working you know, The practice of zazen for example would be a help for you, but zazen is not like a pharmac… it is an ancient practice and it has to be respected. But it is helpful for sure!!! Maybe if you try to change by your breathing you won’t need all those thoughts in your tired mind… but anyway it is a process… for everybody as well.
#2 by enzoturbo on November 24th, 2009
hi Janey I heard your music I really liked when u sang (like a star) I’m not trying to commercial my music but I have a couple songs that I’d like you to hear. I just really want your input and comment . because nobody has yet told me which style of music suits me .and if there’s anything I can do for you? please let me know !
please leave a comment for atleast one of my songs it means really much to me . thanks
#3 by Christopher711 on November 24th, 2009
I tend to think that if I beat myself up enough that my anxiety(and other aspects of myself that I don’t like) will go away.
Does thinking about how much you hate youyr social anxiety make it worse , Janey?
#4 by inachu on November 24th, 2009
SA is a social construct created by group mindset.
A god example of this is on youtube where a male rat and female rat are put into a cage and life for them is wonderful.
But as they keep mating they get less and less room and the babies growing up start showing the same symptoms of social anxiety and withdrawl.
Sooo I do not have the url but its all about people being in YOUR FACE and not getting enough YOU TIME cave time. this is normal but yes can be worked on.
#5 by JaneyfromKorea on November 26th, 2009
I love my social anxiety because if it’s true that the universe is friendly and that everything happens for you, not TO you, then it means that I was MEANT to have SAD for ten years, and that it’s all part of God’s plan (and I’m not even religious!
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#6 by JaneyfromKorea on November 27th, 2009
yes
in my experience
#7 by JaneyfromKorea on November 27th, 2009
Isn’t that strange.. .we’d rather risk dying then to speak up, lol. The irony of SA.
#8 by xxpositivexxful on November 27th, 2009
Hay Janey. I’m new to all this but i find your videos great! i’ve seen most of them i’ve had SA for as long as i can remember. Similar to you it all started at school for me and a dramatic change in environment around the age of 11. I can honestly say that i have overcome alot of my symptoms simpley by staying positive & knowing there are so many ’shy’ types out there but i’m neither shy or too talkative. it;s just how we perceive ourselves & what how ‘we’ think ppl perceive us. x
#9 by TheRey4you on November 28th, 2009
hey janey , brian katie work gave me a good edge!and i noticed to take -in the the four questions by research.THANKYOU!
& they make sense!right now im back at the gym doing the movements without them having me kinda paranoid like before.i managed to take in alot to account.i prayed for you,cus im only 22 just like you.i had anxiety for 2 yrs & if found it like hell,u had it for 10 yrs which is 5 times alot then what im suffering !i prayed to allah to send his blessins to you.may he bless u
#10 by shygirl4eva1 on November 28th, 2009
Hey janey
thankyou for making this video.
#11 by mcnabj on November 28th, 2009
your hot
#12 by janeysman on November 29th, 2009
I like how normal people who have controlled sa tell you good luck keep it going your doing wonderful blah blah but for a fact we know u aint single which is a big disapointment 2 sum of us ,You say u have a bf but a lot of us will never have a girl nor do we honestly give a fuck cuz we 2 fucked up the last thing we will ever have is a girlfriend. please tell us how a social anxiety girl got a boyfriend is it cuz u hot or did u say something or what?
#13 by janeysman on November 29th, 2009
I aint try’n to be disrespectful I hope you understand I’m just confused about the uglier folks and want them to understand its not just because your good lookin that you succeed in life but its because you did somethin right that got u dis far. please try an tell us wut it iz
#14 by JaneyfromKorea on November 30th, 2009
I was always able to be comfortable enough around one person or two people in my life.. and it just so happened that I found somebody who accepted my shyness (or didn’t even notice it). There was A LOT of trial and error and suffering and getting up and trying again and even now, my relationship is not perfect and my thinking still gets in the way… honestly, i never thought id be able to be in a 3year relationship, you really never know until you get there and you think wow..i made it this far
#15 by Firefox1201 on November 30th, 2009
Not really the best video ever
#16 by JaneyfromKorea on December 1st, 2009
I love my social anxiety because it creates space for others to be very helpful.
#17 by JaneyfromKorea on December 1st, 2009
I love my social anxiety because I can be most helpful to others who experience SA, panic, depression, suffering period. Who would you want to help you, a person who’s always been happy or a person who’s had the experience?
#18 by JaneyfromKorea on December 1st, 2009
I love my social anxiety because it creates a gentleness in me, like a softness, it makes me very lovable.
#19 by JaneyfromKorea on December 1st, 2009
I love my social anxiety because it lets other people feel better about themselves, seeing as they’re not the only ones.. and for outgoing people, they get to feel better about themselves looking at me and thinking, “well, at least i’m not that shy.” it’s called schadenfreude.
#20 by janeysman on December 2nd, 2009
thanks janey for explaining that’s basically what I’m hoping for myself.
#21 by filmgurl on December 2nd, 2009
Thank you, Janey! This video transcend social anxiety. It talks about how to deal with fear in general. When we are scared of something, we tend to usually hate it and try to avoid it, not face it and understand it. I think this is how even every conflict start. By avoiding, trying not to understand it, hating it, wanting to get rid of it…etc.
#22 by filmgurl on December 2nd, 2009
I didn’t have SA as a child, but I developed it as I got older. I’m 30 now, and I do appreciate it so much because I became more emotionally sensitive to other people’s emotional needs. It helps me to be careful of what I say, and what I do. And it helped me to develop a wonderful relationship with my significant other. Thank you for sharing your stories with us and open yourself up to the world, and allow people to be part of your healing process. God bless you!
#23 by JaneyfromKorea on December 3rd, 2009
I love my social anxiety because it connects me to some of the most courageous people I have EVER known.
#24 by JaneyfromKorea on December 3rd, 2009
oops, i did outgoing, not social! i should do this one, too
#25 by JaneyfromKorea on December 3rd, 2009
“I enjoy horror movies because everyone else watching is scared and I feel like they experience my world for a couple hours. Interesting!” -SPIFFYRICH
I love my social anxiety because I can handle horror movies and rollercoaster rides like a pro!