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Your point is important, thanks for the feedback. We all need to take a more holistic view. However, good social skills take time and practice to develop, so there is no need to be too hard on yourself and allow yourself to make mistakes and learn from them. Stoics believe that we can only control our own thoughts and behaviours, not the perceptions or reactions of others. By focusing on what we can control, we can cope with social anxiety more effectively.

​@@LifesCipher This is the central problem. With social anxiety, which is trauma rooted in ACE childhood neglect and constant chronic criticism - this desire to control turns into toxic shame and inner criticism which ends up as self sabotage in life. Constant seeking what is dangerous and what must be fixed - Maltz talked about this in his book Psychothronic - about people who sought endless plastic surgeries, and end up as monsters in the end due to unnecessary fixing of themselves. Plus having social anxiety means having high and superior social skills which 90 percent of people do not have at all: empathy and ability to put oneself in other place (anti- egocentrism) and knowing what other people need - as oppose being selfish and pursuing own selfish desires and harming people in this pursuit.

Thank you, your opinion is important. However, everyone is not exactly the same and there are various reasons for social anxiety, some innate and some acquired, so it's still important to personalise each person's situation. Although there is no solution that can solve everyone's problem, some effective methods can still bring help or inspiration to some people.

​@@LifesCipher I agree that not all people are the same. However in case of social anxiety - this is specific kind of affliction that can only occur in the childhood, when a child is exposed to mentally ill undiagnosed and untreated parent, like Aspergers (someone who criticize all the time chronically, impose routines and is highly sensitive to sounds sights and scents and tastes and then harass people family members around them due to intolerance to senses). Regarding methods - in case of misdiagnosis - person can develop new layers of anxiety and mental health issues, in attempt to fix something that is not broken at all. If we are not serial killers, if we do not have hidden agenda to cause harm to other people - there is absolutely nothing wrong inside us that requires such drama, hysteria and waste of energy that you mention in your video. You spread the message as if we are heavily damaged, severely abnormal people who require 24/7 hypervigilant monitoring and that our social skills are the same as of Neanderthals'.

Thank you for your reply, I'm very sorry that the content of this video has caused you distress, but I think there is a misunderstanding. First of all, the social anxiety disorder you mentioned is a specific disorder that only occurs in childhood. And the phenomenon of social anxiety mentioned in the video refers to the general phenomenon that is common in our life, where people face social activities with different degrees of obstacles. So, the subject of our discussion may not be the same. Secondly, there is no disrespect in the video for people with social anxiety, but simply a desire to help them overcome some common disturbances through the philosophical concepts of Stoicism, and to help them be able to participate in everyday social activities with more optimism and confidence. I've put the full transcript of this video on my blog, and you can take a good look at the transcript if you'd like, the link is: htao77.blogspot.com/2024/04/overcoming-social-anxiety-through.html I hope this reply clears up any misunderstandings and I sincerely wish you happiness!

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Terminal hallucinations are not an illusion or delusion but an integral part of a patient's life journey. We should respect and understand our patients' experiences and provide them with necessary support and help.

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