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Do you think working at a fast food place is a bad idea for someone dealing with social anxiety?

I’ve had this problem for about 6 years. I got a job and have been called to come in. I’ve been having panic attack ever since. I don’t think I can handle it. I just want to throw up. I’ve been getting chest pain. I’m so stressed out as it is and I don’t think I can handle this. I’m 18 and quite my last job because if this. I’m just anxious and panic real quick. What do you think?

You’re posting here so that someone will talk you out of taking this job.
The fact is that if you really wish to overcome social anxiety, you will use this new job to work on the life skills that you should have learned in therapy. So, you will take the opportunity of meeting new people every day as a chance to work on your skills and have a good time with them.
What? Never been to therapy? You’ve had this problem for 6 years and are 18 years old, an adult who is supposed to support himself in a job and you haven’t resolved this issue with therapy yet? Then don’t wait a minute longer! Especially if your folks have you covered on their health insurance and you can get regular psychotherapy with that!
Don’t be 30 years old and still living in the basement!

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