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1	Can We STOP Using the Term Approach Anxiety? It's outdated and FALSE. Boxers are the same. They feel fear, they feel anxiety. It is normal. Boxers also warm up (get a good sweat) quite a bit before a fight so when that adrenaline dump hits when they get in the ring, they aren't hit hard by the adrenaline dump. Having boxed competitively, going into the ring cold (and fresh) you'll punch yourself out in 30 seconds if you aren't experienced (or in shape). There's lots of work that goes into being good at anything. Pro basketball players still spend a lot of their pr…	/r/seduction	12/01/20 08:15 PM
1	Can We STOP Using the Term Approach Anxiety? It's outdated and FALSE. I think approach anxiety is a thing and it's a right and proper term for some people. That "game time" butterflies in your stomach thing that those of us who have been in athletics know about is also the same as the flight or fight (or freeze) response. Some people don't know how to handle their response or limit it - it's untrained and a lot of people freeze up. Me personally, when I get an adrenaline dump, I want to go fuck shit up and my ability to talk approaches ape levels. Great if I'm in …	/r/seduction	12/01/20 07:25 PM