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Mental Delirium

By clownshiz September 01, 2020 4 answers Last updated September 01, 2020

Hi boy I'm 18 and I have serious internal conflicts. Every day I feel ashamed of my thoughts and sometimes even when a thought pops up I ignore it because I think it will push my thinking in an even more confused direction. So it's very strange I have some stereotype of thinking that I do not want to change, it's not about not wanting to learn something new but to think that way, also 1/3 of my day is a white spot constantly thinking whatever I do how I will do it even when I just go to a public place I wonder what people will say. When I hear something that I find funny or interesting, I have the feeling. that I have ever said PLS GIVE ME ADVICE IF I GO CRAZY OR JUST MATURE. I also have obsessions, for example I feel sleepy, but 2 hours ago I decided to run and I can't miss it. Please approve the story as soon as possible and some come up with advice or a possible diagnosis? !!

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timberlym answered · September 01, 2020

   It will be difficult to diagnose you on the Internet. It is best to visit a psychologist. It will make you feel better.

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symonneharrison answered · September 01, 2020

   Hi, you may be a person prone to obsessive-compulsive disorder and / or depression. I am like that and I can tell you what helps me after I have studied the issue and I am trying to recover without various psychiatric medications (although I also went to a psychiatrist, but I do not drink anything). - less sleep. If a person sleeps a lot, a lot of tryptophan (an essential amino acid) turns into melanin and then feels slightly sleepy throughout the day. If you sleep a little, there is enough remaining tryptophan to turn into serotonin (a major neurotransmitter), which makes your thinking more conscious and focused without any "fluttering" thoughts. I try to sleep between 6:30 and 7 o'clock in the evening. If I slept more than 9 hours, I fell asleep during the day. - more sports. Sport increases testosterone, and it is the enemy of depression.

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hirezstudios answered · September 01, 2020

   What diagnosis number 1. You have nothing. Your diagnosis is uncertainty. To do this, you need to change your way of thinking. That's his thing.  

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thaymi_ answered · September 01, 2020

   "and when I just go through a public place I wonder what people will say" What they can say. And they wonder what others will say about them. :) If you don't hurt others, you have nothing to worry about. As for thinking - the intelligent person changes his worldview over time, because he learns from his own and other people's experience.