How I Deal with Anxiety as a Quiet Girl
Truth is:
I don’t like loud spaces.
I overthink what I said 5 hours ago.
Sometimes, my brain feels like a browser with 47 tabs open — and none of them are loading. π
If you’ve ever felt this way, you’re not alone.
This is how I manage my quiet chaos, day by day.
π¬ 1. I remind myself: “I don’t have to be loud to be heard.”
People may overlook the quiet girls in the room.
But that doesn’t make your thoughts less powerful.
I’ve learned to speak when it matters — and it still counts.
π§π½♀️ 2. I breathe on purpose
When my chest feels tight or my thoughts are too loud, I pause.
Close my eyes. Inhale for 4, hold for 4, exhale for 6.
It helps. Always.
π 3. I journal my “spiral thoughts”
Anxiety loves to stay in your head.
Writing it out on paper feels like letting it go.
Sometimes, I start with:
“Here’s what I’m afraid of…”
And just pour.
✨ 4. I create a comfort list
Whenever I feel anxious, I go to my list:
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Music that calms me
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Bible verses or affirmations
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A cozy blanket
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A favorite scent
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A safe playlist on YouTube
Even a 5-minute reset helps.
π 5. I don’t force social energy
If I need silence, I take it.
If I cancel plans, I don’t apologize 20 times.
Protecting my peace is part of my healing.
π§ Reminder for you (and me):
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You’re not too much
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You’re not too quiet
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You’re not broken
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You’re not behind
You’re healing. And that is brave.
Conclusion
Being a quiet girl with anxiety is not a weakness.
It’s a soft
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