All over social media I see people loosely throwing the word "Anxiety" around for all types of situations. There's a difference between getting a little anxious/stressed about life and having an actual diagnosed anxiety disorder. One, everyone deals with and is manageable and the other is crippling and severely effects basic activities and your day to day life. It's a slap in the face to people that have an actual anxiety disorder. Just because you get a little nervous/stressed and cried, doesn't mean you had an anxiety attack. An anxiety attack is possibly one of the scariest things to go through. You feel like you're going to die at any second, your hand and fingers go numb and in some cases can lock up and freeze to the point where you're paralyzed, due to hyperventilating, you start shaking uncontrollably, your heart races up to 150 plus beats per minute and is pounding through your chest and in some cases, you can black out and faint, all while happening multiple times a day, week, or month depending on the person. That is an anxiety attack. 

To sum everything up I just feel like the way people are currently using the word and blaming everything on anxiety, is watering down what anxiety really is and what people with the disorder go through.