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[–] 4 pts

Doubtful. I've had one period of time where I struggled to leave the house, and looking back on it there was nothing Logical about it. It was strictly an emotional response to... something. And I grew up in Wyoming hiking and hunting, have been shot at and returned fire, am an avid motorcyclist, have had a multitude of bones repaired due to hazardous activities... both before and since that 7 month stretch. Not like I've never been exposed to life-ending risk.

No clue what changed either, I just got over whatever it was... wife never knew a difference, never asked the kids. Life didn't change either to Cause the incident (meaning I kept working out, kept working, kept doing everything that I'd been doing), it was just a fuckton Harder to motivate to get out of the house when I didn't have something that demanded it of me. And then it just... stopped.

But fuck that fast food shit. Haven't consumed any McDonalds food since sometime in the 1980s, and I won't ever again.

[–] [deleted] 4 pts

I don't enjoy leaving my property all that much, probably because I'm not much of a people person. Going to the grocery store feels like being at the zoo, but on the wrong side of the enclosure.

[–] 1 pt

Going to the grocery store feels like being at the zoo

Oh good its not just me. The MINUTE I walk into those places I'm dead tired. it sucks the life right out of you.

Makes Christmas shopping hard, I wait until the last minute because retail establishments are completely exhausting.

[–] 2 pts

Let's be honest, if reality was that interesting people would spend their days looking out the window instead of watching tv

[–] 1 pt

Sounds more like depression than anxiety.