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Peek-a-boo!

TLDR: Peek-a-boo!
In the forum thread, a new user named Joe, who identifies as having social anxiety disorder, introduces himself. He receives a warm welcome from numerous forum members, including those who share similar experiences with social anxiety and others who are simply greeting a new member. Users use various welcoming GIFs and emojis to express their friendliness. Joe appreciates the multiple welcomes and expresses that the positive reception makes the site seem very inviting. Despite a user suggesting the community might help with his shyness, Joe clarifies that his condition is persistent, although medications provide some relief. Other users, like PGen98, reassure him that he is in a supportive community where people understand his situation and where there is no judgment. Overall, the thread highlights a supportive and understanding community where members are quick to welcome and offer reassurance to newcomers, especially those dealing with personal challenges like social anxiety.
Peek A Boo GIF by Jim Gaffigan


Welcome to TMH Joe, glad to have you here.
 
Shyguy1 said:
No, that is going to be with me forever I’m afraid. Medications help with the SAD but it is always there.
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No worries there, you're among a community of people in very similar positions, so no judgements and plenty of people who understand.
 
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