Annexiety

1. Anxiousness to the point of being in a state resembling something akin to a perpetual panic attack or breakdown. Living in constant fear, rational or otherwise, so-called after Anne Frank, who lived much of her young life in fear of oppression by the Nazis.

2. Discomfort at leaving a comfortable situation or physical setting abruptly with one's friends for another location with little or no justifiable reason. To move from the main room, event, or activity, to a less-desirable annex nearby.