Amanda Seyfried Has Panic Attacks: Do You?
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2011/10/07 19:54:11
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Gorgeous Amanda Seyfried truly seems to have it all -- good looks, a budding Hollywood career, famous boyfriends. But actually, she suffers from anxiety. In a recent interview with British Glamour magazine, the 25-year-old "Mean Girls" actress confesses that she's seeing a therapist to treat her panic attacks.
“[Therapy] has been such a great tool. … I still do get terribly nervous, and that’s partly due to the fact [that] I think too much and overanalyze things,” she told the magazine. "I'll start worrying about my parents or my dog, and I’ll picture him opening the window of my apartment and falling out, even though I can’t get that thing open myself." Amanda, we can relate!
Seyfried said the increased attention she received while dating ex-boyfriend Ryan Phillippe contributed to her anxiety. And in a recent interview with Elle magazine, she said her agents are already urging her to get Botox. "I was like, Damn you! But we’re in Hollywood," Seyfried said. "I’m on a huge screen. With these new digital cameras, you can see the peach fuzz on my face."
Sounds like the girl is under a lot of pressure. Our advice to Amanda Seyfried? Stop worrying so much, and start enjoying being rich, beautiful, young and famous!
“[Therapy] has been such a great tool. … I still do get terribly nervous, and that’s partly due to the fact [that] I think too much and overanalyze things,” she told the magazine. "I'll start worrying about my parents or my dog, and I’ll picture him opening the window of my apartment and falling out, even though I can’t get that thing open myself." Amanda, we can relate!
Seyfried said the increased attention she received while dating ex-boyfriend Ryan Phillippe contributed to her anxiety. And in a recent interview with Elle magazine, she said her agents are already urging her to get Botox. "I was like, Damn you! But we’re in Hollywood," Seyfried said. "I’m on a huge screen. With these new digital cameras, you can see the peach fuzz on my face."
Sounds like the girl is under a lot of pressure. Our advice to Amanda Seyfried? Stop worrying so much, and start enjoying being rich, beautiful, young and famous!
Top Opinion
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Vision of Verve 2011/10/08 00:40:43
I can relate with how she feels... I don't know how celebrities do it.
I don't quite care to see anyone about it. I'll find a way to stop it. I wasn't always like this, so there's something to go back to somewhere.
It's an invisible problem that makes going through daily life quite problematic at times. And people would never guess, so they judge the person without knowing that the person is suffering.
a fault. It seems to me that I had, and many of my generation had, people around us, family, friends and the military, who did not indulge us but encouraged by example and even force of a kind, to get us passed these exagerated expressions of natural feelings and fears. Now there seems to be more psyciatric "cures" being pushed on the wealthy and, by referance, to everyone. I once heard the question "How many nervous breakdown do you suppose happened in the Middle Ages?" The answer was "None, except for an odd king or queen". Lack of responsibility and indulgence seems to bring out these anomalies more and more. Everyone else in the Middle Ages was busy just trying to stay alive and had no time to explore their deeper "feelings". Bye the way, the young lady whose life was used to pose the orginal question, is a terrific actress. I do not mean to presume I know anything about your family's problems or that I have any kind of cure.
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they make me run for my life