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You might find meditation helpful, <a href="http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1609875">clinical studies</a> suggest it can be useful in dealing with anxiety. You could start by looking up "Jon Kabat-Zinn" on google or Amazon, or check out <a href="http://www.getsomeheadspace.com/">get some headspace</a>. Good luck!

Hey Kittie, <p> I really liked Acchi Kocchi from last season. It's comedy/romance and, IMHO does both extremely well. The one (possible) downside is that it's based on a yonkoma, so there isn't a lot of overall progression though the series. You'll probably be able to tell whether or not you'll like it from the first episode. <p> I also liked <a href="http://www.crunchyroll.com/inu-x-boku-secret-service">Inu X Boku</a>. The setup and mood reminded me a bit of "Fruits Basket". I liked both the comedy and romance in this one too, but there's also some psychological depth to the characters that comes out in the latter episodes. <p> I see you already have Kimi ni Todoke in your anime list, so I won't bother suggesting it :). Though if you haven't seen the live-action adaptation yet I'd say it's worth it. They rush through two seasons of material really quickly, but for the most part the casting is pretty amazingly spot-on. <p> For pure comedy I usually get a few solid laughs from each episode of <a href="http://www.crunchyroll.com/polar-bear-cafe">Shirokuma Cafe</a>, though the humor is pretty dry and might not be your thing. Also, I thought the first few episodes were a little weak, but it picked up. <p>