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I have agoraphobic. I am scared of going out in public places or to crowded places. I often stay at home and avoid social situations. I feel safe only when I am alone at home. However, I know that this is not healthy and I need to face my fears to become stronger.

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I suffer from agoraphobic, which means I am scared of going out in public places or to crowded places. I often avoid social situations and stay at home. However, I know that this is not healthy and I need to face my fears to become stronger.

To overcome my fear, I have started to practice exposure therapy. By gradually increasing my exposure to public places, I am learning to face my fears and overcome them. Each time I succeed, I feel stronger and more confident.

I also try to understand why I have this fear and work on changing my negative thoughts. I realize that most people are friendly and will not harm me. By changing my perspective, I am able to overcome my fear and enjoy life more.

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Agoraphobic refers to a person who is afraid of public places or open spaces and cannot bear to be away from home or in crowds. They are often anxious and nervous when they are in such situations.

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I am a typical agoraphobic. I am afraid of going out and meeting new people, and I always feel anxious and nervous when I am in crowds or public places. I often stay at home and avoid going out, which makes me feel isolated and alone. However, I have realized that this behavior is not healthy and I need to face my fears to become a stronger person.

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Agoraphobia is a type of anxiety disorder that affects people differently. Some people are afraid of crowds, while others are afraid of open spaces or public places like shopping centers or malls. For me, agoraphobia has made it difficult for me to leave my house and meet new people, which has led to feelings of isolation and loneliness.

However, I have come to realize that agoraphobia is not something to be ashamed of. It is a mental health condition that needs to be treated and managed in order to improve one's quality of life. I have started to seek help from my doctor and therapist, and I am learning new coping mechanisms to manage my anxiety and agoraphobia. I hope that by sharing my experience, I can help others who are also dealing with this condition.

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