

Am I Too Anxious for Love?
Jenny Singer thought she had a lung fungus. That would explain the shortness of breath that she was experiencing. The doctor’s other explanation was anxiety, which seemed completely out of the question to her. But as time went on, Jenny found herself increasingly focused on her “breathing problem,” as she called it,…

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“She sounds a bit more avoidant than anxious! At least on the surface.”
“I believe Jenny Singer has many anxieties, and is also avoidance attached based on her behaviors. As well I think she's projecting her own experiences on apps as a universal experience and I can't shake this feeling of obliviousness in her…”
“It just sounds like she wasn’t into her ex bf and her body exhibited anxiety whenever he pushed the relationship”
“Yeah, women do have a lot to be anxious about, the ability to ghost anyone instantly and just start responding to your many, many other matches you were ignoring, dudes offering them gifts and groveling for a crumb of their time, and everyt…”
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