People Are Sharing The Everyday Things That Make Them Anxious And You'll Go, "ALL THIS."

    "When someone texts me, 'I have to tell you something face-to-face.' Please just text it so I can melt down in private."

    Asia McLain
    by Asia McLain

    BuzzFeed Staff

    Recently, a viral Reddit thread asked people to share the things that instantly take their anxiety from 0 to 100.

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    Well, here are the most hilariously relatable responses that'll make you go, "This. ALLLLLL this."

    1. "Seeing a spider and then not being able to find it the next time I look for it."

    —drayd38

    2. "When someone texts, 'I have to tell you something. It needs to be face-to-face.' Please just text it, so I can melt down in private."

    —5hrs4hrs3hrs2hrs1mor

    3. "Having to walk past a group of teenagers when they all start laughing, and I can't figure out if they're laughing at me or something entirely unrelated."

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    "The middle and high school traumas from years back comes oozing out of the folds in my brain."

    —TakeMyTHIGHSideways

    4. "Coming to a four-way stop at the exact same time as the other cars."

    —herpbivore

    5. "When I'm talking to someone and their expression changes suddenly, and my stomach drops like, 'Fuck, what did I say?'"

    —Daneiris

    6. "Hearing fast music in a video game but not seeing any enemies."

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    —IDontGetJokes

    7. "When I'm driving and the police get behind me."

    —YaSalam

    8. "Just seeing police. I know I did nothing wrong, but every single time I see a police officer I just think, 'OK, stay cool, act normal."

    —sticklord12

    9. "When I screw up something at work and suddenly realize it in the middle of the night, causing me to panic and be up all night. It's always something that never matters at the end of the day."

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    —Metal2theend

    10. "Waiting in line at the grocery store as a kid when my mom said, 'I forgot something, be right back.' Then getting closer and closer to the cashier but my mom hadn't come back yet."

    —MechanicalHorse

    11. "When my phone rings and it's an unknown number."

    —u-useless

    12. "When I pay at a gas station with cash and there are 10 people behind me, but I can't put my money in my wallet fast enough while trying to take my items and move out of the way."

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    —Darth_Miracles

    13. "Waking up feeling well-rested and not knowing what time it is."

    —ColeTanaka

    14. "When the 'check engine' light comes on."

    —VictorBlimpMuscle

    15. "Being in people's way. If I'm at a grocery store and someone else is trying to get past me, but I can't move because there are people in front of me, I start sweating. My wife won't let me go to Costco anymore because I get so on edge."

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    —Cardell912

    16. "Getting a 'call me' or 'where are you?' text from my dad."

    —assholeherpes

    17. "When I'm home alone and hear a noise coming from inside the house."

    —deathandtacos

    18. "We need to talk."

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    —Odd-Looking

    19. "The doorbell ringing does it for me. If I'm not expecting a package and my doorbell rings, I HATE it."

    —NiflheimFrost

    20. "My husband coming home in the middle of the day. It usually means he lost his job."

    —OliviaWG

    21. "When my parents don't pick up their phone after a couple of tries."

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    —lovenletlive

    22. "Going to bed on Sunday nights."

    —DiamondsandGasoline

    And finally, this response which will make anxious people go, "ALL THIS."

    23. "LOL — as if my anxiety is ever at a 0."

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    —fourcorneroffense

    Some responses have been edited for length and clarity.