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"You're a fool whether you dance or not, so you may as well dance"

Chinese proverb

 

EJ Riddlesnots, and Shadow the Snotshepherd.

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I used feel this way quite often. I just sitting, somewhat alone*, in my room when suddenly I feel really scared. Like I need to get out of the room, just run to anyone I know, just to know they where there. I found the this seemed to stem from bottled up wants to something anything instead of just sitting there alone. I recently started taking piano lessons, and whenever I get this feeling, I just get up and start practicing. The relief came soon after.  Do you have a hobby? something you like to do? Because for quite a while I didn't and I got that scary deep stomach feeling at least once a week. I think your just frustrated with a monotonous situation. It all gets bottled up until your body just tells you to get up, just run, until your legs give out. And this is experienced as fear.  I don't have much a basis for this theory but it's what works for me. Get out, do something. Live.    

 

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NJoy (thinks this answer is Helpful)

I believe you are correct.  My panic attacks were a bit harsher than what you describe, but the remedy is similar.  I was filled with all this adrenelin and had no outlet for it.  Once I started getting a handle on the whole situation (some medicine and time to think and figure it all out) Action on my part helped so much.  Thank you for responding to this question.  All of our experiences can be helpful to somebody else.  I hope the one who posted this questions finds your helpful answer.

 
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