83 Shocking Psychological Warning Signs You’re Ignoring Right Now—And What They Could Cost You

83 Shocking Psychological Warning Signs You're Ignoring Right Now—And What They Could Cost You

If you experience any of the above you may be a trans person in denial.

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When thoughts about harming self or others turns into behaviors.

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Licensed Counselor- The length people are willing to go to preserve a relationship, either romantic or friendly. At the far end of course is normalizing a***e or emotional neglect but even just repeated dissatisfying interaction with that person. My best explanation is that people cling so hard to their fantasy that someone will be different or that the last time wasn’t as bad as they remember it. Be honest with your selves.

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People’s behaviour towards mental illnesses shouldn’t differ so much from other health issues. If you have really bad cough, a long lasting headache, or your back hurt so much that partially or completely prevents you from completing normal tasks (getting out of the bed, doing groceries, going to work, and so on) you go see a doctor. The same you should do when you have a bad anger episode, long lasting anxiety, or depression bad enough to prevent you from completing normal tasks.

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I think the number one misconception is that something being normal means you don’t need to/ can’t get it checked out. You don’t have to be severely mentally ill to get help, the only criterium to get help is to need help.

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Verbal a***e/teasing/demeaning. Especially Older/Younger sibling combination. If you have two kids in this situation, pay extra attention to how far it goes. I was the younger son with an older sister, I grew up with intimacy, confidence and trust issues. The upside to this is that I pulled myself out and now I am great at reading people/emotions/intentions but I would much rather take a happier childhood.

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Being an a*****e to everyone . Its something that’s become a norm due to their anonymity on internet , and carries out in real life.

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Feeling like everyone is as hyper aware of you as you are of them.

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Most people experience most things, it is when that “thing” interrupts your ability to function that it is considered an issue. So, for example, if you feel depressed, well, we all feel depressed, but does your depression actually keep you in bed? Prevent you from participating in the activities you were planning on going to? Hope that makes sense!

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Emotional regulation. I see typical kids that just can’t handle anything. It’s terrifying! They are gonna have a very difficult journey ahead unless they seek help.

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Does your heart speed up when you lie down?

GO TO THE F*****G DOCTOR.

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Dismissing your own feelings, your own thoughts, and your own internal voice saying “something isn’t right” because others around the world have it worse.

Devaluing your thoughts and emotions is a quick path down to making them louder and more painful.

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If you think “it’d be best if a bus run over me while crossing the street”, or “maybe while I sleep the AC will fall.on my head” you are s******l and need help.

It might sound kinda obvious but when I was told I was s******l I was like “nah, I’m just a little negative, I would never take mynwon life”, but wishing to d*e is the very definition of being s******l lol.

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I have Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder (MaDD) and it took me ages to stop and think, do other people have daydreams like this? Is this normal?
[Here’s a link to a wiki article on it because I’m too lazy to explain what it is](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maladaptive_daydreaming).

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I don’t know if this counts

But I think the girls who fake depression and anxiety have a bigger problem than just faking it, maybe some underlying issues with themselves or they crave too much attention, both could point to some things.

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The biggest thing I’ve run into over and over again is people normalizing their negative/injurious behaviors.

I’ve seen multiple clients go through what I’d call “bargaining” and say its only jokes, or just this one time, but they are in dire need to assistance before they take those next steps.

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Paranoia. Even if you’re not having auditory or visual hallucinations, paranoia can be the gateway to worse underlying issues.

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Exhaustion. If you are too tired to get out of bed, or if you literally can’t function during the day, even though you may not be consciously aware you are having emotional difficulties yet, your body is shutting you down and MAKING you pay attention to it. The same goes for aches, pains, recurring flus etc. Get it checked!

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Being bullied. Amazing the number of people who are afraid to come to work in the morning because of the actions of their co-workers and if the salary is good they put up with it for years. I was the mentor for a department of 20 or so staff, all women, they t******d 1 poor lassie. It affected her health, s*x life everything.

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This reminds me of when I was checking back in with my psychiatrist one time and I was telling him how I think I’m doing a lot better and don’t feel as s******l and such and he just asked what I do all day. And I thought and was like well I just sleep and maybe watch a youtube video or just lie in bed or on the couch for hours and not really do anything and he was like yeah you dork sounds like you’re still pretty depressed.

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Not one of them but someone with a few mental health concerns.

I used to complain about not sleeping. So did everyone else. Turns out their dramatic exaggerations were the same as my down playing to not sound weird. One week it was particularly bad and I took an emergency appointment with my psyc. Diagnosis and meds got changed on the spot. I now deeply regret those 5 years I didn’t talk about one of my most major symptoms because everyone I hinted to made it sound ‘normal’.

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