Roopoo47 Posted October 20, 2021 Share Posted October 20, 2021 Hi i have my first actual day and night stay over this weekend with my mates since the pandemic. I always seem to have for years dread even stag do,s etc. i always worry before hand if i do something i regret or i can’t take banter. My anxiety in the build up to this event has got stronger each day. I have many what ifs. What if i,m the main subject of banter, what if i can’t take it and have bad anxiety and react angrily. This did happen a lot of years ago. I think it’s stemmed from that occasion. What if i,m sharing with someone that i don’t really no etc. what if i get angry and make myself look stupid. I no when the actual day comes i will be prepared and ok ish. But i don’t want to let it ruin my day out with my mates. I am counting the days also when it’s over also. Then i will latch onto the next worry. Thanks Link to comment
Angst Posted October 20, 2021 Share Posted October 20, 2021 (edited) You haven’t practised for a while so it is understandable that you might be nervous about receiving teasing remarks. It is a social game where you need to take it with good humour and switch attention or teasing to another member of the group. I suppose in the past the teasing hit a raw point. This has happened to me in the past where I found it difficult to redirect the attention of my mates. But I think it’s a problem of stage nerves become the event. No point dwelling switch attention to something else. Edited October 20, 2021 by Angst Link to comment
Roopoo47 Posted October 20, 2021 Author Share Posted October 20, 2021 Thanks (stage nerves ) makes sense i will be ok on the day after a few. I just have to face it and go and still keep in contact with my friends and not be that friend that avoids going away places. Which i have done in the past. Weirdly since when my daughter was born i got nervous going away. Link to comment
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