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Originally Posted by Lonlin3zz
Exactly, what the first paragraphs describes.
Everyone experience them differently. Some people could handle this sort of stuff better than I do. I'm probably more sensitive towards emotions of people, which makes it more difficult to simply just treat things like a pinch of salt.
My first psychiatric session will be the end of this week. I am still nervous about the whole thing of consuming mood-relieving pills.
I'm not going to rely on meds alone, I'm determined to take steps to tune my life back on a straight path, with the supports I can gather.
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What I noticed about your post is that
1. You hone in on one person obsessively.
2. You overshare too soon, as though this person is being viewed as a therapist or maternal figure.
3. When the person blatantly but politely expresses they are not interested, you continue to persist, as though you are a glutton for being rejected.
4. Then you obsess about it more and feel very depressed about it.
All of this is a matter of attachment/bonding issues, which is more so in the realm of psychology than psychiatry.
However I do believe that tackling mood disorder symptoms first with proper medication can make it much easier to then try to tackle psychological problems.