what happens if you get rid of it?
Jan 8, 2020 9:15:33 GMT
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Post by zzzalla on Jan 8, 2020 9:15:33 GMT
Hi, I am a 16 year old human being, who’s had MD for hmm...meaby 10 years. It slowly started when I was six years old and for many years it didn’t bother me and I always found my way to have time for daydreaming. My dreams have always been dreams that could be realistic (not paranormal I mean) for example being world famous singer or something.
Slowly I have gotten rid of it, but since I have been very anxious and I was diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. I feel like real world feels weird and unreal. It scares me SO much. Can the MD for so many years make your reality and daydreaming go little bit mixed? I don’t daydream much more but when it stopped I started to feel that life is unreal. It is usually a symptom of a challenging anxiety disorder. Have anyone else felt like this? Please?
Slowly I have gotten rid of it, but since I have been very anxious and I was diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. I feel like real world feels weird and unreal. It scares me SO much. Can the MD for so many years make your reality and daydreaming go little bit mixed? I don’t daydream much more but when it stopped I started to feel that life is unreal. It is usually a symptom of a challenging anxiety disorder. Have anyone else felt like this? Please?
which name to use. I am fully aware that my thoughts and feelings that sound psychotic are not real. As a person I am really delicate and I really do care about my health, so I have always taken all my ”symptoms” over-dramatically which made me an anxious person since I was a kid. So thank you for reminding about the underlying issue, I am at the age where I’ll grow out and my personality is just building. 
