The feeling of Anxiety

“You have to come back as soon as your work is over”, ordered Beck to her only son Jim. “But mum, I have a dinner date today with Lucy. It is pre-fixed and I cannot come early. Sorry.” Jim was looking vaguely at his computer. He knew that mum will be upset if she doesn’t see him on time after work.

It is “me” that is more worried about where they are, what they might be feeling and when they will be back together. It's finally me that fears separation and now admits its separation anxiety, that one big fear of being alone, “alone” only when it's meant to be called separation.

Why does nobody talk about it?
Why do people just feel it and keep fighting it?

We're talking about anxiety here!
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