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Mar 16, 2012, 11:13 AM
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lately i have been getting angry very quickly. but getting angry at just stupid things and i cant help it i just snap. i haven't been feeling to happy for awhile and it feels like i am dreaming. like as if i am in a dream all the time. if you know what i mean. everything feels gray. i try to hang around friends to try and cheer myself up but it doesn't. if anything it makes it worse.
please help i don't know whats wrong. |
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Mar 16, 2012, 04:00 PM
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Been there, I came here with no patience for anything..
Do you think there could be anything contributing? For example stress at work or a high caffeine intake? There could be anything that's keeping you simmering and then a mild irriatation makes you boil over. Talk about this with your doctor 
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Mar 17, 2012, 10:41 PM
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Hi soris,
I'd recommend talking with your doctor about the changes as well. Lots of different things could be the cause. I have experienced the dream-like situations many times. Usually, the cause is high stress and I dissociate. I can hear myself talking, observe things moving, etc. but I am not actively taking part in it. Very surreal and uncomfortable for me.  Best wishes to you!
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