Anxiety Disorder Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Dont Talk To Me I Have Social Anxiety Cool Creative Typography Design Creative Funny Cool fabulous wonderful Design Arts for gifts and Cool Gifts ideas for everyone. This design is for gifts, for birthday, for you and for everyone.

Disorder Typographic Design.

New digital design to show anxiety in simple ways

Just a fun design for those struggling with Anxiety

Elephant Anxiety Disorder Awareness

Highway To Distra... HEY LOOK A SQUIRREL!

This design is a great idea to raise awareness of mental health month or world mental health day for people, families, or friends who have depression or stress.

Anxiety Is not a choice, Please stop telling us to "chill"

A black and white hand-drawn drawing with pencils and markers. Tells the story of how I was afraid of dogs. How much anxiety a father has when he is alone with his child, and how he will never be a mom even if he tries really hard. All of these emotions, I think, will probably be interesting to someone) Anyone who buys at least one art from me, I will be grateful to the end of my days, I will always remember him)

Anxiety suckssssssss

An overactive amygdala is responsible for a high level of anxiety. I hope this piece of art help you feel a sense of love and safety. You are not alone.

I Put The I In Anxiety - Anxiety Awareness

Let's Talk - You Are Not Alone

If you are interested mental health matters it is the perfect gift for girl, boy, best friends, boyfriend and boyfriend, women, birthday, party, celebration, gift for dad, father, mom, mother, son, friend gift idea

special design sci-fi horror titled homicide ,kill without touching, why not? everything possible in the series leads to some projects ahead of me and it all starts from here

anxiety: Intense, excessive, and persistent worry and fear regarding everyday situations. Things like a racing heart, shortness of breath, sweating, and feeling tired can happen.

My definition of anxiety

not much to say about this one

Social Anxiety Club

Anxious, Tired.

Anxiety

I feel anxious or my little albino rabbit. This is how I visualize my inside while im feeling anxiety .

Anxiety

Anxiety: a magical world

depression anxiety

What’s more punk rock than having mental issues? Who amongst us has not been anxious at the rock show? Whether you love Social D or just have Social A, this design is for you. Run your anxiety through a distortion pedal and show the world why you’re standing by yourself at the back of the venue with one of these sweet items.

Just you wait until I learn how to produce my own dopamine

one of the hardest things for me about having anxiety is that I don't always know when it's gonna hit. I don't always know when I'm going to get shaky all over, my voice is going to wobble up & down, my cheeks are going to flush, my heart is going to race, and the-absolute-worst-possible-physical-manifestation my eyes are going to fill up with 😑tears😑⁠ .⁠ like, the smallest thing can trigger a mini or not-so-mini anxiety attack. sometimes a simple phone call. sometimes driving to the store. sometimes talking to the person at the checkout register. during worst attacks I get full on body sweats and lightheadedness. it's the WORST. I know it's not a life-or-death situation, but my body has decided it is.

burn those motherfuckers that made you feel bad

Social anxiety disorder SAD definition title

He's just a lil ball of anxiety! How bad could he really be?

Funny play on words.

Discover the perfect blend of humor and empathy with our "Eat, Sleep, Existential Dread, Repeat: Anxious but Playful" design. Designed for those who use laughter to deal with their anxiety, depression, and obsessive thoughts, this design captures the essence of the existential struggle we all experience. Featuring the words "Eat, Sleep, Existential Dread, Repeat" in a playful arrangement accompanied by simple icons, this design speaks to the inner battles we face on a daily basis. This design celebrates the philosophy of Existentialism, encapsulating the existential dread that lingers within us. It's a gentle nudge to acknowledge the weight of our thoughts while finding moments of levity in the midst of it all.

Funny

I am definitely NOT having a mental breakdown. (Designed by 9-year-old son.)