panic attacks...

Same here...My panic attacks are rising. A crowded carpark or supermarket will now turn me around for home. I don't/can't venture there. I try to pick my times when minimal numbers of people are around...

— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) October 12, 2021

panic for sale...

Meanwhile, in supply-rattled England, panic is up for sale at many competitive rates...
Even a trade option is available...
British humour at its best in this thread, with a rather unsettling, serious undercurrent... https://t.co/aolfM3KpNz

— Gemma Wiseman - on Bunurong land, Kulin Nation (@AuraGem) September 27, 2021

I’ve got a market stall for it. I’m a panic merchant 😁👍

— Gary Black 💙 (@GaryBlack1970) September 27, 2021

Oh god you and me both. You can have a crate of panic with a side order of chronic pain thrown in. 2 for the price of 1 - it’s your lucky day 📦 x

— Charlotte Trendell (@char_trendell) September 27, 2021

Trade you some anxiety?

— sabina varga (@sabinavarga) September 27, 2021

Would you do a part exchange for some despair?

— Mr Edwards: Maths Meister (@MathsMeister) September 27, 2021

I’ve already got enough stockpiled, but thank you 😂

— Rachel Wheeler (@rachelhappyface) September 27, 2021

when humanity panics...

PASSING THOUGHT: So sad that when humanity panics, reason and any sense of morality dies. It is then a vicious lynch mob mentality kicks in.

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) September 28, 2020

global chaos and panic?...

Perhaps the world seems to be imploding - an endless roll of anger in chaos, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes - not man-made. There may be power and control, but not of a friendly, healthy kind. Keep the music of you...Keep playing...Someday someone will value your song... pic.twitter.com/oiDS1NEfAX

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) May 30, 2020

Today, the Twitter timeline seems to be like a scream... the voice of helpless chaos in polarising times... It's almost deafening... True...There is so much not right with the world... But 'not right with the world' is part of our historical profile...It's just that we now have the wonderful media connections to report on it globally...regularly...daily...hourly... Our awareness is at a fever pitch, never known in history...More than ever, we need to centre, focus on our own music...Don't ignore the outside world...That is a dangerous attitude...But 'don't take it personal'...adapt... keep walking... and remember...play your music...

Today, Twitter is like a scream...the voice of helpless chaos... It's almost deafening... media report on it globally... regularly... daily... hourly... Our awareness is at a fever pitch, never known in history...We need to keep walking... and remember... play your music... pic.twitter.com/w39TiBa9Zn

— Gemma Wiseman (@AuraGem) May 30, 2020