Let me give you some info - neurosis is not a disease. This is a mental state. No medication helps with this thing. Only you can help yourself by simply ignoring all the so-called symptoms. It is very unpleasant, I have experienced it, but I dare say that I have been without this problem for many years. I just passed it like a roller - a thorn. Well, only those who haven't experienced it don't know what it's about, so I definitely sympathize with you. Personally, I can say that I was in such a state that I neither enjoyed my child nor noticed what was happening around me, I was just vegetating and just waiting for the moment when I would die. I was afraid to go to the store, to be alone in a room, to drive, to sit in a restaurant without a shortcut to the exit, to climb stairs, and for a longer trip or ride in public transport - not to mention. Very, very severe form. I tried drugs - seropram and xanax - effect - zero. And I said to myself, what if he's going to die, at least it obviously won't be now. I slowly began to pay attention to the little things around me, because I knew that once they surrounded me and I saw them, then I was still alive, I did not allow dark thoughts to pass, I looked ahead, I made plans (which were largely fulfilled , strange as it may seem), I tried to live normally. Time passed and it just stayed in the past - a nasty memory and nothing else. Only YOU can help yourself. Best wishes for success and soon, not recovery, but recovery !!! that when they surrounded me and I saw them, then I was still alive, I did not allow dark thoughts to pass, I looked ahead, I made plans (which were largely fulfilled, strange as it may seem), I tried to live normally. Time passed and it just stayed in the past - a nasty memory and nothing else. Only YOU can help yourself. Best wishes for success and soon, not recovery, but recovery !!! that when they surrounded me and I saw them, then I was still alive, I did not allow dark thoughts to pass, I looked ahead, I made plans (which were largely fulfilled, strange as it may seem), I tried to live normally. Time passed and it just stayed in the past - a nasty memory and nothing else. Only YOU can help yourself. Best wishes for success and soon, not recovery, but recovery !!!
1 couple_sex_dirty answered
Hey, I'm a girl of 16 :) I think that instead of taking drugs and going to psychologists, you can safely go out (even alone) in the nature of a walk, get to know yourself. Change the color of your hair - this will be a sign of a new beginning for you. Gradually start going out and meet new people, but don't tell this to anyone, you better leave it behind. When you are at home, do everything - clean, read articles, you can even do exercises to boost your self-esteem and not think about it, and you will feel better. Good luck :))