My boyfriend has social anxiety disorder. This is definitely not a easy situation to be in, your boyfriend has anxiety disorders, he’s prone to a panic attack so dealing with anxiety has to be very difficult for him. The only thing he realistically can rely on is your help, if you’re not there to back him up, to make him feel better, to give him something to look forward to, so therefore you have to be his support pillar, if not he’ll just fall down through to peer stress of the situation. It is very difficult getting into a relationship and then figuring out this person has a social anxiety disorder, it’s very hard for them to deal with an associate with outside people, so when you bring your friends around this person they might have a different opinion of them simply because they’re not good at interacting with other people. They’re actually scared to interact with other people and they freak themselves out before they even meet people in the first place, this makes going out very uncomfortable, your boyfriend probably doesn’t really want to go anywhere because he is not capable of associating with other people too well, something as simple as going to the store can turn into a huge issue. You might think that this person doesn’t want to spend time with you, but realistically their just not capable of being around others for long periods of time, which can make a relationship really uncomfortable especially when you want this person to meet your family. I’ve been very concerned about my brother’s young lady, my brother has social anxiety disorder and he has become very difficult for her to deal with, because it’s such a burden I set her aside and told her, emotional support is the biggest thing that you can provide. You have to be emotionally there for that person and try to relieve some of the stress their dealing with, it’s not necessarily going to be a easy task but it’s definitely one that must be accomplished. If you’re not there to back that person up and let them know that they’re going to be all right in these social situations, they will continuously avoid other people, especially the people that you know because they don’t want to make a bad impression. People with social anxiety disorder usually went through a lot of childhood trauma and because of this there not very good at interacting with others you have to be patient with them.
My boyfriend has social anxiety disorder. This is definitely not a easy situation to be in, your boyfriend has anxiety disorders, he’s prone to a panic attack so dealing with anxiety has to be very difficult for him. The only thing he realistically can rely on is your help, if you’re not there to back him up, to make him feel better, to give him something to look forward to, so therefore you have to be his support pillar, if not he’ll just fall down through to peer stress of the situation. It is very difficult getting into a relationship and then figuring out this person has a social anxiety disorder, it’s very hard for them to deal with an associate with outside people, so when you bring your friends around this person they might have a different opinion of them simply because they’re not good at interacting with other people. They’re actually scared to interact with other people and they freak themselves out before they even meet people in the first place, this makes going out very uncomfortable, your boyfriend probably doesn’t really want to go anywhere because he is not capable of associating with other people too well, something as simple as going to the store can turn into a huge issue. You might think that this person doesn’t want to spend time with you, but realistically their just not capable of being around others for long periods of time, which can make a relationship really uncomfortable especially when you want this person to meet your family. I’ve been very concerned about my brother’s young lady, my brother has social anxiety disorder and he has become very difficult for her to deal with, because it’s such a burden I set her aside and told her, emotional support is the biggest thing that you can provide. You have to be emotionally there for that person and try to relieve some of the stress their dealing with, it’s not necessarily going to be a easy task but it’s definitely one that must be accomplished. If you’re not there to back that person up and let them know that they’re going to be all right in these social situations, they will continuously avoid other people, especially the people that you know because they don’t want to make a bad impression. People with social anxiety disorder usually went through a lot of childhood trauma and because of this there not very good at interacting with others you have to be patient with them.
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