MidlifeAspie wrote:
You knew her before your agoraphobia developed? Do you know why it developed?
I did, and she doesn't know I have agoraphobia or Asperger's. I don't know why it started developing, I just started to get panicky everywhere. Like, at the beginning it was just at school. After a while it was everywhere.
MONKEY wrote:
I think you should go, it might turn out to be a good day. It could even be the start to recovery, and I'm sure you should feel safe with your friend and they wouldn't let anything bad happen to you.
I have a different phobia, mine is illness and its gotten really bad with me and I hardly ever go out of the house because I get anxious about catching things or being in a situation I can't get out of, and I have panic attacks frequently. But I went out the other day with my friends and even though I had one short wobbly moment I ended up having a great day and I'm so glad I did get out of that house. And the day before that I met my friend and his girlfriend and even though I had an anxious moment (without them knowing) I managed to get through it and met a new person that I get on with.
=3 I mean of course I want to go. I just don't want to have a panic attack in public. It makes me feel vulnerably and I hate that.
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