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Social anxiety is your brain rehearsing humiliation before you even arrive.

✗ FAKE
Social anxiety is a condition involving fear of negative evaluation in social settings. People with it may anticipate embarrassment, but it is a recognized disorder with causes that include genetics and experience, and it can be treated.

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