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Recently talks of vitiligo been a big issue in my life. Having vitiligo it becomes noticeable. This is causing social anxiety. It seems people stop and stare. Rare few have avoided me. I was in a waiting room where a bunch of people stared at me. One woman had asked what was wrong with me. She understood when I have told her. She was a sweetheart, but not everyone is like her. I am becoming self-conscience. I am hoping that future treatments can help me. I still have to deal with these attacks, get comfortable in my skin again. This is the worse of vitiligo.

I can't imagine how difficult this would be. No one likes to be different and felt to be stared at. I hope you can find treatment that will help.

However, it is important for you to realize that you are not your skin - and the people that love you will still love you regardless. Love yourself for who you are. You're a good man, and that's ultimately what really matters.

That must be really distressing, I'm sorry. I cannot stand when people stare at people when they can't help something. Just keep your hopes up!