I’ve lived with anxiety for as long as I can remember. It’s been a constant companion, a weight on my shoulders that never goes away. For years, I’ve tried to ignore it, to push it away, to pretend it doesn’t exist. But it’s always there.
It’s like a dark cloud that follows me wherever I go. It’s like a voice in my head that tells me I’m not good enough, that I’ll never be successful, that I’m not worthy of love or happiness. It’s like a fear that grips my heart and won’t let go.
I’ve tried to fight it. I’ve tried to talk to people about it and get help. I’ve tried to distract myself with activities and hobbies. I’ve tried to ignore it. But nothing seems to work. The anxiety just gets worse and worse.
It’s affected my life in so many ways. I can’t focus on my work or school. I’m constantly worrying and feeling anxious. I don’t have many friends because I’m too scared to talk to people. I can’t even go out in public without feeling like everyone is staring at me and judging me.
It’s like I’m stuck in a prison of my own making. I’m so scared of the outside world that I can’t even bring myself to leave my house. I’m so scared of failure that I can’t even try. I’m so scared of being judged that I can’t even be myself.
My anxiety has become my prison. I’m so scared of the outside world that I can’t break free. I’m so scared of failure that I can’t even take a chance. I’m so scared of being judged that I can’t even be me.
I’m exhausted and defeated. I’ve tried so hard to fight my anxiety but it’s too strong. I feel like I’m stuck in this prison forever, with no way out. I’m so tired of living in fear and I just want it to end.
My story ends here. I’m still trapped in my prison of anxiety, with no way out. I’m still scared of the outside world, of failure, of being judged. I’m still living in fear, but I’m determined to find a way out. I’m determined to fight my anxiety and find the freedom I deserve. My name is Sarah, and I’m determined to win my battle with anxiety.