I find this topic to be incredibly fascinating because much like how we define anxiety as a "disorder", depending on your school of thought, it is believed to be an universal experience. It's inherent purpose is to alert us to life-threatening danger. Yet, the degree to which this experience impedes our pursuit of happiness or functionality that makes a perfectly natural experience maladaptive, to my understanding. Utterly fascinating.
I find this topic to be incredibly fascinating because much like how we define anxiety as a "disorder", depending on your school of thought, it is believed to be an universal experience. It's inherent purpose is to alert us to life-threatening danger. Yet, the degree to which this experience impedes our pursuit of happiness or functionality that makes a perfectly natural experience maladaptive, to my understanding. Utterly fascinating.