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Saturday, 15 October 2022

How to Deal With Fear and Anxiety Around Girls - You'll Never be Good With Girls Without it

 

How to Deal With Fear and Anxiety Around Girls - You'll Never be Good With Girls Without it!


One of the most common problems most men have with women is that they often freeze up and don't know what to say when they encounter a highly attractive woman. You are numb in your mind and at a loss for words which can be very embarrassing and frustrating at the same time. So how can this situation be dealt with? Read on to discover some of the most mind-blowing ways you can easily eliminate fear and anxiety around women…


Ask them something before they ask you - You see guys usually tend to get very nervous when a girl tries to ask them questions, instead you should be the first to ask them questions so when they answer you, you can to relax easily. and formulate what you might say next. Now you might be wondering what you should ask? It would be best to ask them their opinion on something, as it would stretch the conversation and you could get raw material for the next conversation.


Remember it's just the first few minutes - No matter how good the girl looks, you'll only be nervous at the beginning, not once you've started the conversation. You will see as you spend more and more time with her, your nervousness will automatically start to disappear.


Action is necessary power – The best possible way to deal with your nervousness is to make a habit of approaching at least 10 girls a day for a month. You can see that this would not only take away your nervousness but you would also build a strong sense of confidence in the process.


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A comparison of anxiety in boys and girls

How does anxiety manifest itself in boys?


Research has shown that boys tend to have more severe forms of anxiety disorders,

 especially attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder. It was mistakenly believed that more women than men suffer from anxiety.


a.      Young boys who suffer from anxiety tend to be more irritable and short-tempered compared to their female counterparts.


b.     Adolescent males and teenagers with anxiety show resistance to authority, which can cause problems between them and older friends or family, as well as teachers at school. Attempts to punish this behavior tend to make the anxiety worse.


c.      Anxious teenagers often have suicidal thoughts. Girls tend to be more affected by these thoughts than boys, but boys are more likely to follow through on their threats and actually try to kill. That is, an anxious girl will think about committing suicide but is less likely to attempt it, while an anxious adolescent boy is more likely to attempt suicide.


d.     Anxious adolescent boys are more likely than their female counterparts to turn to alcohol and other addictive substances to relieve anxiety. So if a teenage boy starts abusing alcohol, then one possibility is that he is masking an anxiety disorder. Peer pressure is, of course, the main cause of alcohol consumption by teenagers.


e.      Some forms of anxiety disorders manifest themselves more clearly in children and adolescent males than in females. For example, generalized anxiety disorder, social phobia, and acute panic attacks are more common in men.


Anxiety in girls

Girls are considered more prone to developing anxiety and at a younger age. However, this has not been scientifically proven. The fact is that anxiety occurs equally in adolescent males and females. This misconception stems from the fact that women are more likely to talk openly about their problems, while men hide or engage in activities that help mask their anxious moments. These are the signs of anxiety in girls:


A.    Anxious girls tend to exhibit excessive crying that appears to be purposeless and unprovoked. This is an early sign of anxiety in a young girl.


B.    Girls are more prone to developing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) than their male counterparts, which can be severe enough to disrupt their relationships with peers.


C.    Most girls are constantly worried and open about their feelings. This fact facilitates their use in the treatment of anxiety disorders.


D.    Anxious girls suffer not only from more severe forms of social phobia, but also from other phobias including fear of objects, heights, travel and animals.


E.     Withdrawal is more pronounced in girls than in boys. This may be because girls are more playful and any slight decrease in their activity level is easily noticeable.


F.     Somatic symptoms or problems, such as painful body parts, stomach aches and headaches, are seen more in anxious girls than in boys. Some pain is severe enough to require hospital visits and even attempts at medical treatment.


G.    Girls or teens suffering from anxiety may exhibit other symptoms such as perfectionism and skepticism.


This article is from the book by Dr.

"Overcoming Anxiety in Teens and Pre-teens: A Parent's Guide" by Richard L. Travis.


This book is part of a series of books called "Dr. T's Living Well Series" by Dr. By Richard L. Travis. The series includes books for parents of teens and young adults on ADHD, anxiety, depression, obesity, anger, drug and alcohol problems, low self-esteem, and trauma and loss. There are also books on addictions in various careers, sexual identity, gay relationships, and guided imagery.


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