When Anxious Kids Grow Up, Where Do They Go?: Recent Episodes
Natalie Parry
Hi~ I'm Nat, and I'm 19. Stuck in quarantine with dreams, anxiety, and an autoimmune disease, my college wants me to explore the inner workings of what made me the way I am. I'll cover everything from love to culture to mental health, so stick around!
I wish I knew someone shipped me with Howl Pendragon sooner. (｡・//ε//・｡). https://linktr.ee/NaturallyRyan
Transitions are scary. And I might cry a little during this episode, we don't know.
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Music, anxiety, and stress! On today's episode, we discuss music and why it's so crucial to people with anxiety or mental health issues. BTS and One Direction are huge topics today, so twitter stans, tune in.
Trigger Warning: discussion of murder, abusive relationships, and mental distress.
My experience with a very nasty relationship that I have since left.
Yikes, from anxiety updates, to generalized disorders, to the eventual discussion of coping mechanisms, this week is a wild one.
I felt like I needed to talk about happiness- I had 3 friends bring it up in chat. I thought it would be nice to get out all the thoughts that typing can hinder.
A short episode discussing music and my music plans for the remainder of my gap year! This episode also talks about the most important things you can give someone: compliments.
In the middle of an actual anxiety attack, I decided to record to show what it feels like to really be anxious in that moment and what it feels like to compare your anxiety with the rest of the world.
Answering the question on my instagram- When quarantine ends, what are you planning on doing?
Does anyone really know?
Now, don't get me wrong, I love a 12 hour Netflix binge as much as the next guy. But how much is too much? Where is the line between favorite character and emotional support side kick?
What does love look like in quarantine? What does love look like with a mental illness, or with a chronic one? How does it feel to try and love yourself when you are most isolated?