This post has not been vetted or endorsed by BuzzFeed's editorial staff. BuzzFeed Community is a place where anyone can create a post or quiz. Try making your own!Community·Posted on Jul 11, 2017100 Things That Literally Give Me Clinical Levels Of AnxietyAnxiety disorders are no joke...by thecalculatingmindCommunity ContributorLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. Driving... too many idiots on the road... 2. Parallel Parking 3. Parking at a crowded mall at Christmas time 4. Driving when it's snowy/rainy/hail/dark... BASICALLY DRIVING. 5. Going to work 6. The possibility that I could be late for class 7. Walking into a room like a classroom 8. Asking for help at a store 9. Going to the doctor, especially if I need my blood drawn 10. Dancing onstage 11. Speeches... even those in front of like 3 people... 12. Registering for college classes 13. Turning in essays and projects 14. EXAMS 15. When I have anxiety about my procrastination, which leads to more procrastination because I am distracted by my anxiety itself... 16. Psychiatrists 17. EMERGENCY ROOMS 18. Using my credit card and hoping it doesn't say 'insufficient funds'... 19. Any sleep loss... 20. ...or sleeping in too late/too much 21. My alarm clock... the fact that I may not hear it in the morning... 22. Talking to professors 23. Running in public- are people going to watch me? Judge me? 24. Sweating... then sweating more because you have anxiety about your sweat being visible/smelly, etc. Vicious cycle. 25. Dorm showers 26. Public bathrooms, especially bar ones... gross. 27. Ordering at Starbucks 28. Yellow traffic lights 29. 5 o'clock traffic on a Friday 30. Talking to my boss or co-workers 31. Tinder & Bumble convos 32. Telling people I have clinical mania or depression or anxiety... 33. Posting a selfie and wondering if it's good enough 34. Syllabi 35. Seeing an uphill path while on a bike 36. Stopping at a red light that is on a hill... with a car right behind you... and certain that you will slide back and hit that car... 37. Writing Facebook statuses 38. Being vocal about my mental illnesses on social media 39. Playing the violin 40. Pointe shoes 41. Having to have to ask for a dressing room 42. Trying on bikinis 43. Trying on bras 44. Being in expensive stores 45. Alcohol 46. Gym equipment 47. Going to a zumba class by myself 48. Writing formal emails 49. Cover letters 50. Job hunting in general 51. The thought of applying to grad schools and not getting in... 52. The idea that I'm not good enough 53. Talking to brilliant people 54. Talking to not so smart people 55. Office hours at college 56. The idea that I'm just wasting time 57. Shaving with a new razor 58. Eyebrow waxing 59. Haircuts with a new stylist 60. Going to someone's place for the first time 61. Meeting someone's parents 62. Meeting the boyfriend's parents 63. That spider that you saw and now have no idea were it went... 64. Knots in my hair 65. Being in a bathing suit in public 66. Constructive criticism 67. Spanish class 68. Organic chemistry graded homework 69. Sex 70. Picture Days- am I smiling too hard?? 71. Chipped nails 72. Singing in front of others for the first time 73. Award ceremonies 74. Sharing my photography, drawings or art online 75. Any symptoms + looking them up on WebMD 76. Fires 77. Big prescription pills that I can barely swallow 78. Cigarette smoke 79. Any sign of illegal drugs, like the smell of weed 80. Parties 81. People binge drinking 82. Colds 83. Late buses 84. Relying on another person to be on time 85. GROUP PROJECTS 86. The sound of a gun pop/fireworks/some random shit in the middle of the night 87. Walking alone at night 88. Low cut shirts 89. Short dresses 90. Poker and trying to remember the rules/how to play 91. Checking my bank account 92. Pumping gas 93. New car noises... 94. When others comment on my looks 95. Having uneven eyeliner on 96. Smearing my lipstick 97. REALLY HOT beverages 98. Moving days 99. Packing 100. Making this list!