Do I have very mild social anxiety?

@lys5212 , I am glad you decided to talk about how you feel. Talking about it can help you a lot. aI am sure all of us have experienced anxiety/apprehension on and off... meeting new people can be very challenging and daunting too. As you meet people , you pick up courage , gain more experience and build up conversation skills and slowly the anxiousness reduces and sometimes,diminishes over the years. That's the natural way of evolving and growing up.

But , maybe , you can remind yourself that you do not need to impress anyone or have a need to be accepted by others. Just be yourself ...be the person you are most comfortable with . it's okay not to be perfect ....it's okay to feel a little worried ....it's okay to have flaws...it's okay to be shy ... it's okay not to continuously have a conversation .... . I love myself and like myself.

Meanwhile enjoy exercising , learning new hobbies , eating well and having enough sleep.

people tend to get spooked around other people. not everyone but commonly. you have social anxiety in a technical sense as you're anxious in social settings but wether or not you have some disorder of the sort I'm not liscensed to say. I often hear though, that some sort of diagnosis is only worth chasing if it's an issue that's causing you stress that you feel like you need help with or if it's impacting your ability to function and do schoolwork and such. even then it's not the label that helps much it's the therapies and medicines that can ensue. but therapy can be helpful even for a healthy person so if you have the money for it I'd say go for it if this issue bothers you, even if it's no disorder.