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Gallery / Re: Titanic (continued)
« on: July 15, 2013, 11:39:34 PM »
Quite a marvel she is. I look forward to seeing her completion one of these days. C:
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What time did the Mayans schedule the Armageddon? Is there a good clock for it?They didn't. The Mayan Long Count accounts for several million years more. This is just the end of the 12th Bak'tun and the start of the 13th. Self appointed "officials" seem to say 11:11 UTC, though. But I'm sure everything will just be fine and lovely come tomorrow.
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i have an irrational fear of showering, and that doesn't stop me from showering lolSocial anxiety is an anxiety disorder - it is a developed function of our mind that hinders social interaction. It isn't just a typical fear, it is something much more deeply-seated in psychological and sometimes even biological causes.
so why the hell if you have an irrational fear of people, that it stops you?
you are just showing signs of having an incredibly weak soul
^ YOU WHERE DID YOU COME FROM
oh god where were you earlier mageVaudeville circuits circa 1916.
also, to magick mage, thank you for making an intelligent post. that wasn't sarcasm i'm genuinely gladMm. I see. Like I said, I know it can be difficult, but do be mindful, the circle must end somewhere. And it will have to be with you. Think about it, mon cher.
i've been to a therapist before, but i'm too scared to actually talk to the therapist, and i won't be brave enough to talk to them unless i go to the therapist, but i can't talk to them and yeah it goes in a circle
if you're eleven, they'll probably just think it's adorable that you're asleep, and be over it by the time you wake upI don't think it is so much that people will give their attention to Shy as it is Shy thinks they will. We tend to perceive ourselves as being in a spotlight, thinking that others are paying closer attention to us and our behaviors than they actually are. Some people don't have a heightened sense of it, some people simply deal with it, and some are crippled by it. The last is part of the definition of social anxiety.