PvP vs. Anxiety: Fight!
I hate PvP. I don't mind if, say, I say something and there's immediate consequences. That's one thing. Another is when there's a lingering mean-on and you know you're outmatched, outclassed, and outgunned.
All you can see is the train's lights coming at you from a great distance while tied to the tracks. You know you're going to lose, and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. To top it off, you were cornered into it. That's the kind of PvP I hate.
On another note, I have a doctor's appointment at 10:30 AM (6hrs from now) to get meds. I've been fighting this anxiety for three weeks straight, and it's been coming and going for more than a year. I may be afraid of what it might do to me, but if my boss noticed something and recommended that I go see his doctor, it needs to be dealt with.
Bossman practically ordered me to make the appointment. Thankfully, its covered by my company's medical plan.
All you can see is the train's lights coming at you from a great distance while tied to the tracks. You know you're going to lose, and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. To top it off, you were cornered into it. That's the kind of PvP I hate.
On another note, I have a doctor's appointment at 10:30 AM (6hrs from now) to get meds. I've been fighting this anxiety for three weeks straight, and it's been coming and going for more than a year. I may be afraid of what it might do to me, but if my boss noticed something and recommended that I go see his doctor, it needs to be dealt with.
Bossman practically ordered me to make the appointment. Thankfully, its covered by my company's medical plan.