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Anonymous
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If even your family are reacting towards you, how about asking the ones you hold near and dear? Hopefully they will give you an honest answer as to what is going on.
When we are depressed and have anxiety we usually don't talk much and tend to be anti-social. In my situation I've noticed when I feel confident and relaxed my personality finally shines through. In my case though, I tend to be outspoken and direct which does not go down to well with many other personalities I surround myself with. So they actually prefer me when I have anxiety and I seem quiet, mellow and actually calm, but this is just me not having the confidence or energy to speak up for myself of engage in conversation. The talkative, passive-agressive me they don't always like.........Also, the anxiety me has a face and body language which looks humble meaning people definitely don't feel threatened by me and during anxiety times I always get lots of strangers talking to me. Ironically this is the time where I really don't want anyone talking to me. This stops immediately during low anxiety and confident times. Then I get this stuck up, unapproachable face many, many other girls have too <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" /> No stranger ever approaches me then.
Does this kind of make sense? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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