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Have You Ever Met A Person That Hates Attention To The Point He/She Gets Loud And Angry?
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I know there are those narcissists out there who loves everyone's eyes being upon them.
But have you ever witnessed a situation where there was a quiet person going about their day, and then all a sudden they noticed a person looking at them? By looking at them, I mean, Turning their heads and staring at the person as they walk in the opposite direction and/or pointing towards them? Then the quiet person gets angry and loud because a whole lot of attention was drawn towards them?
But have you ever witnessed a situation where there was a quiet person going about their day, and then all a sudden they noticed a person looking at them? By looking at them, I mean, Turning their heads and staring at the person as they walk in the opposite direction and/or pointing towards them? Then the quiet person gets angry and loud because a whole lot of attention was drawn towards them?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Definitely 'social anxiety disorder', in my opinion.
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>>> doubtlessly there will be a manufactured medico-psychiatric label attached, which seems to be the modern tendency
What's your definition of 'modern', Sqad? Psychiatrists were referring to 'social phobia' over a century ago and Isaac Marks classed it as being distinct from other types of phobia over half a century ago. Hippocrates might not have used the term in 400 BCE but he certainly recognised the condition.
What's your definition of 'modern', Sqad? Psychiatrists were referring to 'social phobia' over a century ago and Isaac Marks classed it as being distinct from other types of phobia over half a century ago. Hippocrates might not have used the term in 400 BCE but he certainly recognised the condition.
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