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Obviously, we don't want to feel anxious in social situations. We want to feel relaxed, cool, calm and collected. This hope makes us despise how we feel and how we show up. We fight our feelings and our thoughts hoping to change them, but it only makes it worse. We become more self aware and self conscious. We become ashamed of our anxiety and afraid of the potential outcomes. The unpopular truth is that in order to overcome social anxiety, we must accept that it is here to stay for a while. If we can learn to embrace it, it will lose it's power and stranglehold over us. We begin to realize we can tolerate more than we thought, and that the feeling of anxiety is not a stamp on our identity.

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