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Waiting for the call

Waiting for the call
Waiting for the call Which took ages to arrange And epochs to emerge A call for Reducing eternal anxiety That I'm (Obviously) Anxious to receive
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Anxiety
acute
Wasting time
Gemaakt: 27/03/2024
Grootte: A2
Oriëntatie: landscape
Type: drawing
Te Koop:
Sale
I feel anxious about whether I'm actually anxious or not, and I'm not even sure about the authenticity of that feeling. I've always experienced anxiety, but the feeling used to be predictable. Recently (it's already been more than half a year), it has become part of my regular experience -- making art about being hungry might have me feeling off. It took me a while to talk to my GP. It took us longer to figure out it probably wasn't physical, which led to me getting referred to a mental health clinic, which is taking even longer to call back. They told me I'd be on the waiting list for 72 days. When I had waited those days, and they hadn't called me, I assumed they didn't count weekends and vacations. When even accounting for that, the days had passed without a call; I became anxious about whether I did something wrong. I know I should call them to confirm, but I'm sure I've become very fond of waiting for the call. Maybe I am actually anxious, but it's just another hobby to fill my empty time.

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