What should I do if I have mental problems no one else has or can understand?

What should I do if I have mental problems no one else has or can understand?

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maybe everyone else is an npc? have you thought about that.

You think that , but you are just narcissistic. I know this because I do the same thing

Professional help can help professionaly

iktf
OP just go watch a bunch of Sam Vaknin's videos on youtube
he knows us better than we know ourselves

You bury these problems deep inside. Try to find a job that won't crush your spirit. Find a few friends (maybe take some sort of class). Drink or take drugs from time to time.

I think I have a problem I'll briefly try to explain, I've got nowhere else.

I'm basically numb to everyday things that happen, I've heard other people saying they can't remember there drive to work etc, it's basically autopilot, well I constantly live like this. I haven't always realised it, but as I got older it progressively gets worse as things get more and more familiar. My brain combats it by trying to be stimulated all of the time. This stimulation comes in the form of web browsing, smoking, eating (ordering food online), buying stuff, online gambling and various other things.

It is that bad that I get numb to people around me, even though I am interacting with them normally, it's just autopilot, i don't feel any emotions. Sometimes I snap out of it and it actually freaks me out as I feel I don't really know the person, even though I do. It's getting so bad that I completely stop noticing things, like how the day is and how the air smells etc. I think back to times when i used to feel things and he makes me heavily emotional, which is tough because I don't experience those feelings and emotions nowadays, I have stronger memories of experiences, senses and emotions growing up than I do last week.

>Find a few friends
done that, didn't worked... now what? everything seems pointless

aren't you dissociating?

I don't know, I'll look it up?

So you're a normalfag who's self-aware?

sometimes our mind enter a zone where we are safe, so they say we dissociate, normally it's good till bad things start to happens (and tehy do, soon or later...)

>mentally ill
>want anything to feel better
>too antisocial to see a therapist
i guess il stick to weed and cough syrup

Till you get tired, than what? If you have any idea tell me, because I'm freaking tired already

Kill yourself and save the government the time and money having to do it when you finally go postal.

move to another drug i guess

Funny, because this was me and I was spot on. I do and feel the exact same thing. It's derealization/depersonalization and it's fairly common. You aren't special as there are many of us out there who experience these exact issues

This.

Was freaking out when I discovered it too like 15 years ago.

Kinda like waking up from the matrix when you snap out of it and everything feels weird af

Trips me out that I have already been officially evaluated by an actual psychologist for all mental and personality disorders (which includes disorders such as but not limited to the following: narcissistic personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder, and schizophrenia, three disorders that I was most concerned about having) and was told that I have neither any mental nor personality disorders. I was told that I was perfectly fine. It trips me out because I am pretty damn sure that there is something seriously wrong with me.

how long did the full evaluation take?
also alot of them vary, if you went to another he would say different to the next and so on

Ok cool, I don't want to be "special"
I can only briefly snap out, but can recall old memories to feel emotions and general feelings.

I paid the psychologist $700 for 7 hours. And he is not the only mental health care specialist I have seen. I have also seen and spoken to four different psychiatrists and five psychotherapists. And they have all told me that I am just fine.

Wait... Could you list your mental problems?

>(which includes disorders such as but not limited to the following: narcissistic personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder, and schizophrenia
I mean (), that is too large for a serious diagnosis... so let's filter