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Percy 21st November 2021 13:18

Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
A thread for those cases where social anxiety has been shown in fiction


The Big Bang Theory, the character Lucy who Raj dates for a while had crippling social anxiety.

Aelwyn 23rd November 2021 12:16

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
Boo Radley in To Kill a Mockingbird. Well he seems to be socially anxious, maybe also on the spectrum.

Dougella 1st December 2021 10:31

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
I always thought that Beth from Little Women had social anxiety.

Percy 1st December 2021 15:27

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
I wonder if Mary Bennit from Pride and Prejudice had social anxiety

Dougella 1st December 2021 16:04

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
^ Jane Austen was very good at writing characters with so many different personality types and quirks. What were the sisters called......Jane, Elizabeth, Kitty, Lydia and Mary?

Percy 1st December 2021 16:12

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You have an excellent memory Miss Dougella.

Dougella 1st December 2021 16:22

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^ ^ For some things! I can't remember any of the maths I learned at school :laughing:

Percy 1st December 2021 16:28

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
Neither can i, you're not alone there.:laughing:

Dougella 11th December 2021 16:47

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
I wondered if Neville Longbottom from Harry Potter has SA.

Pink*Lady 18th January 2022 23:47

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dougella (Post 2527042)
I always thought that Beth from Little Women had social anxiety.


I did as well.

choirgirl 19th January 2022 13:50

Re: Social Anxiety in Fiction
 
There was a recent adaptation where they suggested Beth had social anxiety.
I see Mary Bennet as perhaps being autistic rather than socially anxious, although my recollections may not be quite accurate.

Percy 19th January 2022 14:23

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Mary Bennet could have been both of course.


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