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Q In America, the #1 phobia, above fear of heights or tight spaces, is that of speaking in public. Officially named glossophobia, most people know this particular fear as stage fright. Prompt Do you suffer from stage fright? How would you feel if someone said you had to get up in front of a crowd of people as perform in a play? Have you had times in your life when you've been onstage? Share any insight you might have about how one can overcome or deal with stage fright?

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Okay, although I am not very proud of it, I do have stage fright, which creeps up at times and is missing in others. I wasn’t really a stage shy person in school, but eventually, as I grew up, I became more conscious of my surroundings and started thinking about what people are noticing when observing me. However, there is one good thing in me, which is the amount of fright I feel when facing the public is more in my head than in reality because once I started performing or speaking, I eventually become so relaxed that all the fright and nervousness is gone and is replaced with confidence.