Anxious Mind Prints

"We’ll go for a walk after the world comes to its senses."

"Now we know all about things completely out of our control."

Fight or Flight

Worry tank

Mind-Fullness

'I guess my brain just started to really care about itself.'

That party went well.

That midnight hour when fleeting memories come home to roost.

"Day 4,261... I don’t know how much longer I can survive. Still no signs of civilization. Food is scarce and I fear the wound on my ankle is infected. Still, all this pales in comparison to the horror of having to be anywhere at any particular time."

No Immediate Danger

'I've been a nervous rex all day.'

'Who wants to be examined first?'

"You dropped yer wallet."

Flu vaccine.

'I'm afraid I'll fall and no one will hear me.'

"I've got an MBA. Massive Business Anxiety."

"Do you cover hypochondria?"

"To listen to your instincts, press one."

'Just checking that I've turned off the lights, dear!'

'I checked my symptoms on the internet and I think I might be dead!'

"If I go to the party alone, will I be able to leave when I want? But then, there's always the possibility that I will get stuck talking to someone. I can't shake the problem is me. What if no one else likes me? I'm the only one being critical... The issue is I'm not enough and it's really so huge." "The over thinker"

"I'm worried that I'm the only one who constantly gets anxiety attacks..."

"I feel we're making progress."

"It's great things are back to normal, except that there are people everywhere."

"Oh no, I never replied to Theresa's email! And tomorrow I must call Steve.... What does Yara think of me?"

Executive Panic Room.

Never being able to think of the right thing to say at the right time phobia.

"It's just a little device I use to help relieve the anxiety from meeting new people."

"Come on, Doc, one of us has to relax,"

"Thanks, doctor, … I feel normalized."

"You have a lot of unresolved anger and it's settled in your hat."

"My problem is I obsess over whether I worry enough."

"Regular angst isn't a problem. It's the post-modern existential angst that gets to me."