I'm always paranoid...?
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Have you seen someone regarding this-it sounds like your hormones and internal chemicals have shifted and perhaps need some re-balancing.
550991
I worry because it's happened to me and it does suck and you have to ALWAYS be careful. And predators are everywhere.:(
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I used to be..Now I have this incredable sence of time..I can always guess within five minutes of it no matter what...I'ts creepy to my boyfriend.
1143448
I'm afraid of... myself, being alone, and people finding out my secrets.
204701
Someone once told me I was in denial,paranoid,and vindictive...I replied,"No--Never! Who told you that? Are they watching??!! I'm gonna hunt 'em down like the dogs they are!!"--just kidding. As for me--I like me...I'm practically one of my closest friends...in fact,I have invited myself out for a bit of brew...hope I accept. But no--what others think of me? I don't spend time with these "others" therefore they are of no significance...now YOU,Lady D--that's a different story...say--what ya doin' next Friday? 'Cause what you think does matter....
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You may have an anxiety disorder which causes you to constantly worry. This constant worrying can cause all sorts of discomfort which can also keep you up at night. This is not a diagnosis but just a possibility. Please see a doctor about this as there are treatment options for you from medication to relaxation techniques. Having a problem like this is nothing to be ashamed about and I can guarantee that your doctor has had plenty of cases like yours. If you can see a Psychiatrist that would be best if you are worried about a mental condition but I would start will your Family doctor to get you started. ( I have the same condition so relax even doctors have it too. )
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That type of paranoia involves thinking people can read your mind, that there's cameras on you, that the people on the television can see you. It sounds like the pot triggered symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia or even bipolar disorder. The best thing to do is to stay in control but to face your fears, without flipping out like a maniac and getting committed to a mental institution. Sometimes those delusions can persist for as long as two years, but I've rarely heard of paranoia of that intesity ever lasting longer than that. The paranoia will probably reduce dramtically by then to be just mild suspicion which might never go away, but not technically delusions. It could be a paranoid personality disorder as well, which is managable if you can talk to someone who's gone through the same thing like in a group therapy session.
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You could just be in fear of someone doing that. I would suggest getting a screen for that window if you think it would help you sleep better at night, and not wake up with these feelings. There are other things you need to ask yourself: How comfortable are you in your neighborhood, Are you in a high crime area? These are things to think about. They could be feuling your anxiety about someone breaking into your house.
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just because I'm paranoid don't mean nobody is watching
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I have this same problem. However, I use both therapy and medication. Not just for this reason, but it helps. However, you simply just have to train yourself to do otherwise. You have to train your mind to think a certain way. This may conflict with your personality, but everytime you have that feeling of paranoia, you have to conciously reassure yourself that what you're paranoid of just isn't true. You have to force yourself to think otherwise. It's difficult. But you can do it if you honestly put a lot of effort into it.
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Of Course. More often than I like to think about.  Most people have.  Maybe you should see someone professional and talk about it.  Have you checked it out with close friends?  You might have depression, anxiety or either situational or long term anxiety.  Is it all the time?  Do your thoughts race through your mind?  Call your community mental health service each county has one.  Anxiety these days has increased since 911. One doctor I work with stated that he was giving out more anxiety drugs, since 911.  Look up anxiety depression and or mental illness.  There are national groups the National Alliance for the mentally ill.  National Institute of Health NIH also has web sites you may want to look at.  Be cautious of psych professionals. you want to make sure they are someone you trust. Ask your physician -OBgyn doctors usually have good referrals.   Don't wait Take the responsibility to care for yourself.  Its a good indication of a mature adult.  God Bless and get moving.
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Wow, you sound a lot like me.\n\nI have problems trusting people too.  But sometimes... I can't stay quiet and I start trusting people.  But then I get afraid and I runaway from them.\n\nYou need to find a friend you could trust and try your best to not runaway from (if you are anything like me).  \n\nEmail me if you want and I could try to help.  It seems we have a lot in common.
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I suspect that you suffer from a severe case of paranoia.  BUT if I 'm wrong, yank the freakin cables out.  But most likely, leave the crack pipe alond for a few days and see if everything calms down.
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It happens to me all the time, and makes me paranoid. What will happen when that just keeps constantly popping up, and all questions are asked?
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I have tried to hide but sometimes they find me. Nothing much I can do but go out of my mind. Then they can never find ya!\n☺
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She has always disturbed me.
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This frequently happens to me; general anxiety reaction normally;