- Your thinking is focused on
intrusive thoughts, from which you cannot escape.
The only thing you can think of is how to cure the anxiety
disorder, you are unable to think of anything else.
- You talk to yourself and
listen to your fears all day long.
You obsessively talk to yourself and struggle to find the cure
for the
disorder. Naturally, you find that this pattern of thinking
continues all
day long.
- You feel depressed.
While you don't feel suicidal most of the time, but you do get
lost in
your life and don't know where you should go. You feel apathetic
(aimless)
and you cannot make decisions.
- You feel very tired in the
evening.
Because you fight against your intrusive thoughts all day long,
you feel very tired by the evening.
- Frequent mistakes
Because you are constrained by compulsive thoughts, you make a
lot of mistakes in your job and that makes it hard to continue working.
- Difficulty in maintaining
good relations with your friends
Constant thinking about your compulsive thoughts makes
maintaining relationships very hard because you don't pay attention to
your friends, relatives or the people at your office.
- Very analytical thinking
You read a lot of psychology books and philosophy books, which
makes it hard for you to think of anything in simple terms. As a
consequence, your thoughts don't flow freely and naturally like the
thoughts of a child or healthy people do.
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