No.255772
I do that more often than i would like. I imagine being in the worst situations possible and then i get angry for being betrayed by friends or cheated on (by imaginary gf).
I try as much as i can to stop this bad habit. It does me no good to get angry over an imaginary hypothetical situation when I live in social isolation (except if you consider work as social interaction).
I am taking a plant called "rhodiola rosea" which limits my anxiety.
No.255810
>>255771I have a pretty bad anxiety disorder, whenever I need to leave my room I literally need 2 days to mentally prepare and 1 for mentally recovering from the stress
No.255811
I have an anxiety disorder but it's more related to delusions, I cant even go outside, often times my parents tried to take me out the past few years and I would just end up breaking down and crying from the stress
No.255820
>>255771well, since i can first remember, i've always had anxiety about being homeless. not that i was ever even in a situation where i was homeless or anything close, its just always something that bothers me and thats why i work a job and always have.
No.255821
>>255811i have delusions or what they call "magical thinking" i always have. i learned to know what was reality and what was magical thinking and i have improved a bit.
No.255827
Yeah waves of anxiety hit throughout the day. I didn't know it wasn't normal growing up. Looking back no wonder I sucked so bad at school and trying and failing to become a productive worker bee. I thought I was just a scared little bitch of school itself. Now I'm an old fuck having spent years neeting doing fuck all all day. I know it's random anxiety washing over me for no reason at all.
No.255829
>>255810I have no idea why but this post made me laugh out loud like a fucking idiot.
No.255859
>>255857kinda acky to get opened in the brain for that
No.258610
>>255857i wish i could do this surgery, but i don't think any practitioner would condone this. Besides brain surgery is risky as hell
No.258642
>>258610>>255857Actually did some research, it doesn't affect intelligence besides some potential memory problems.
They can take the amygdala away or destroy it. There's a 3% mortality rate, but that's on subjects that were mostly ill to begin with.
No.258648
>>255857This is just reminding me of that guy who had part of his brain taken out with a straw.
No.260446
>>255857in order to even get this done you need a referral from your doctor which won't happen and even if you do you need to find a surgeon willing to do this.
that's to say this even eradicates fear because some studies show in patients with ptsd there's still arousal regarding fear sensations.
No.260450
I think I was born with some kind of genetic anxiety disorder because I remember that even in preschool I sat in a corner afraid to play with the other kids
No.260451
>>260450genetics and brain structure, just as some people are born psychopaths with low activity reduced connections between the ventromedial prefrontal cortex and the amygdala
You don't pick how you turn out, it's just random, same with appearance and intelligence, you can be a chad or a normie or a genetic failure.