I Have A Blank Stare!

   Describe your feelings and thoughts to me, and don't ask questions about something that we obviously can't see here.

   I don't think this friend of yours is a real friend of yours. I don't know how old you are, but I guess once you're in a movie like that, you're relatively young, at most 20 somewhere, or maybe you're a super sensitive person. Or both. I will tell you that you need to adjust mentally not to be tied to negative definitions directed at you, and also in general. We all have some complexes, but a lot of people kill them by driving new ones into those in whom they feel some emotional weakness or instability - this 'friend' of yours has felt in you and has taken advantage. Instead of doing imaginary tests, start thinking about why you are angry in a particular situation, analyze each of your emotions that you are experiencing at the moment and think about whether you can just start accepting things more calmly ...

   You suggest. Everyone sometimes looks blankly, especially if they are angry / sad / thoughtful. It's normal. I have a friend who looks at a psychopath while he's angry. He is meek, he never fights, he usually gets angry and leaves before it gets really ugly. When a person is angry, his gaze changes. Schizophrenia is not just a blank stare, it is much more serious. It is usually characterized by crazy thoughts, hallucinations, paranoia, hearing voices. All these factors affect the psyche. Patients can communicate with non-existent people, which can make them angry or happy. It is somewhat natural for a schizophrenic to laugh for no reason, to shout for no reason, to cover his ears, to shake his head in displeasure. I emphasize, for no reason. Something is happening in their head, but this thing is not happening in reality. If you sit and laugh because you thought of a story, you're not crazy. Strange - maybe, but not crazy. If you get angry in the middle of a conversation without being provoked, you're not crazy ... you may be nervous, you may be naughty, but you're not crazy. It is not bad if you believe in myths and legends, in religion, in magic, as long as it is within the normal range. It's not bad if you think about it sometimes and it distracts you from your duties. Everyone sometimes gets stuck in one place, stares at a point and thinks different things. By the way, a very large percentage of people talk to themselves when there is no one around, but almost no one admits it. It is one thing to talk to yourself out of boredom to hear a speech, and quite another to talk to someone who does not exist to answer you. The main difference between schizophrenics and other people is that other people have a constant connection to reality. Schizophrenics believe things that are not true and believe so strongly that they cannot be dissuaded. Many normal people tend to believe in fortune tellers, aliens and whatever else you can think of, but they are not obsessed with this thought and hear the opposite arguments without reacting as if they were part of a conspiracy. In schizophrenics, the belief is very high, they are often paranoid. Example: If a schizophrenic smells a pungent odor, he may decide to be gassed and think of a culprit. Then this culprit will be part of a conspiracy, he persuades passers-by, he persuades drivers, he persuades sellers. In the next moment, it turns out that everyone is trying to kill him, following the plan of the culprit №1. Schizophrenics have alternating happy and sad episodes. They are anxious, they are nervous, they do not behave adequately. They usually don't look blank, but they have a strange look because they hear and see things that do not really exist. It also depends on the degree of schizophrenia, but this is typical. Schizophrenia is not completely curable, but it is controlled. There are medications that are called antipsychotics. They eliminate crazy thoughts, hallucinations and voices, one can live completely normally. It is desirable to avoid occupations with a lot of emotional load, but schizophrenics are able to work. It is rare nowadays for schizophrenics to be imprisoned in a hospital for years and their lives ruined forever. If the disease is advanced and the schizophrenic is in a very severe episode, then a stay in a psychiatric ward is almost mandatory, but in other cases people take their medication and live normally. You're not a schizophrenic, you're just scared and you're starting to do nonsense. There is a difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist, you are not a psychiatrist. Psychologists help more with mental problems. They do not write prescriptions, they are not doctors. They ask guiding questions and are only useful if you want to help yourself. Psychiatrists are doctors, they already write prescriptions and deal with more serious problems in a person's psyche.

   You have hypochondria! Read about it, get educated and don't suggest it! It is harmful to health - A LOT !!!

   Hey, hey, hey. Don't panic! The blank stare may be due to other factors. And as for the mask, I think I remember what you're talking about. For a rotating gold mask if I'm not mistaken. First, it's just a stupid internet test that can't prove anything, because by that logic, I and many other people are schizophrenics.

   Don't worry, your psychologist is talking. I don't know what this test you passed is, but it doesn't show anything. Shoveling "psychotests" on the Internet with a shovel is not an indicator of anything. Diagnosing conditions such as schizophrenia, lack of empathy and the like is for a psychiatrist. Only in this way, conclusions can be drawn through standardized tests under professional supervision. Everything else is nonsense - I'm short of breath, so I'm asthmatic. The myth that a psychiatrist will lock you in a lunatic asylum is Hollywood nonsense. Unless they prove in court that you are incapable of functioning in society, they have no right to detain you. People in the insane asylum are cases with severe symptoms - deep mental retardation, proven danger to society, etc. Unless you set yourself on fire with gasoline and run on all fours after cars, psychiatrists will not lock you up anywhere. There are medications for schizophrenia, there are medications for other conditions. It's out of my area, so contact your GP for a referral or look for a private office. No one will deny you help, they are under the Hippocratic oath. Like I said, there's no need to panic.

   Calm down first! If accurate diagnoses could be made with the Internet, 90% of doctors would be unemployed. The internet is full of all sorts of tests, which one is more unrealistic. If you are so afraid that you have a problem, make an appointment with a psychologist. Psychologists do not talk in a madhouse! These are specialists who just listen to you if you have a problem and give you guidelines on how to solve it. Something like a best friend, but with a lot more experience. There is nothing scary or embarrassing about talking to such a specialist. I'm 90% sure you don't have any serious problems at all, let alone schizophrenia, but you're so confused by everything you've read on the net that you're ready to believe you're a full hook. As for the headaches, from so much self-suggestion that something is wrong with you, no wonder you feel a real pain! As someone before me wrote to you, you may have hypochondria. These are healthy people, who, however, suggest that they are ill with all sorts of serious and incurable diseases and drive the doctors crazy with their insistence that they be prescribed treatment and flatly refuse to believe that they are healthy, arguing with various symptoms that are supposed to have. Just like your headache. That's why I advise you to make an appointment with a psychologist for at least an hour and to be honest with him. You don't have schizophrenia, but you probably have hypochondria, which is not dangerous, but it is quite unpleasant. who supposedly have. Just like your headache. That's why I advise you to make an appointment with a psychologist for at least an hour and to be honest with him. You don't have schizophrenia, but you probably have hypochondria, which is not dangerous, but it is quite unpleasant. who supposedly have. Just like your headache. That's why I advise you to make an appointment with a psychologist for at least an hour and to be honest with him. You don't have schizophrenia, but you probably have hypochondria, which is not dangerous, but it is quite unpleasant.

   Thanks for the comments! They were useful, I think I really panned in vain. Everything is fine, just in case I will visit a psychologist. Thank you again! Have a nice day! :) Up to 5: Yes, it's for the golden mask. Up to 2, 3 and 6: Thanks for the detailed answers, they helped me a lot! Up to 4: Well, no. At least that's why I can assure you: D

   Also, up to 1: I would, but I'm obviously clean: D I'm sorry I lost your time, I checked too late. But you would get a detailed answer about my condition. Again, sorry: /