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Has mental illness made you a stupid person with no self worth?
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My OCD, anxiety and depression has made me like this because I have no confidence in my own judjement. I doubt everything and make stupid decisions which I later regret. This has been a never ending cycle. What about you.?
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, medjooled11 and 35 others
Yup. It's partially why I avoid socializing with new people. It's hard enough with people I know, & my anxiety about it goes through the roof with new people.
Sorry to hear you feel this way too.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, Élégie and 7 others
I have never been diagnosed with OCD. I have had anxiety and depression for many years. They rob me of my ability to focus and think logically.
I must use all my will power to block out depressing thoughts just to be able to do activities of daily living,i.e. going to stores, cooking,cleaning,paying bills etc.
I have no idea how people with major depressive disorder can study, work or maintain friendships. It seems impossible to me.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, Élégie and 15 others
Yes, I feel stupid all the time. I always think I seem slow, even though I'm told otherwise. I have trouble making the smallest, most unimportant decisions ever. Hell, I have trouble choosing between 2 identical spoons. I always feel like something bad will happen if I pick the wrong one. Now scale that up to actual life decisions, I don't stand a fucking chance. It's easier to just stay in bed...
Sorry you're struggling, you're not alone in it at least.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, AnotherTragicName and 10 others
I am the exact same way. My brain is completely fried, and I am not even capable of thinking logically sometimes. It makes it very hard to function in society and also having few brain cells to begin with doesn't help either.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, PaxAmerica and 5 others
Yes, I feel stupid all the time. I always think I seem slow, even though I'm told otherwise. I have trouble making the smallest, most unimportant decisions ever. Hell, I have trouble choosing between 2 identical spoons. I always feel like something bad will happen if I pick the wrong one. Now scale that up to actual life decisions, I don't stand a fucking chance. It's easier to just stay in bed...
Sorry you're struggling, you're not alone in it at least.
Yeah, I've got that particular trio myself and I mostly try to exist in a place where I have to commit to as little as possible. In the end of course, when it comes to my life, nothing much happens, and so I lead a pretty empty existence. Oh except when I drink; then I really make stupid decisions which I later regret.
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newave3, patheticpartner, PaxAmerica and 4 others
I make lots of stupid decisions and I'm depressed 95% of the time but...for some reason, I feel "more intelligent and intelectual" than normal people.
I mean, just look at the universe and LIFE! Everything is so weird! You gotta be dumb not to wonder what the hell is going on!
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patheticpartner, PaxAmerica, Sensei and 4 others
Wow, for some reason I'm surprised to see that so many people have this too. What you described is exactly what happens with me and it causes me to be constantly plagued with memories of all of the stupid things I've done and said in the past. I don't interact with anyone irl or do anything at all anymore, so I'm protected in that particular way. Although the same thing happens to me on the forum and with normal, everyday thoughts, it is less impactful than having it happen out in the world.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, Élégie and 6 others
My brain is completely fried, and I am not even capable of thinking logically sometimes. It makes it very hard to function in society and also having few brain cells to begin with doesn't help either.
My brain is on vacation today, and I blame the damnable dextrose in the peanut butter. Stepped on the same rakes again. Real brain fog. Yesterday I was good. I can remember the difference. The feeling in the head, it's tangible. Some would say lazy and undisciplined, or crazy, whatever. I'm saying, don't underestimate the environment effects. Nutrition (including oxygen), allergens, toxins.
Ugh yes. I feel unbelievably slow and idiotic all of the time, and I'm paranoid that I'm doing something wrong 99% of the time. Not to mention my memory is completely shot. It all makes me feel like I'm incapable of handling any level of responsibility whatsoever, and I have a lot of it in my new job... Such a living hell.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, ncmxm and 3 others
Hard to tell, I was born like this. I am getting more stupid as the months go on. I was sitting on top of the tv watching the couch the other day. Now that's fukkin stupid.
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ChangeWaiter, patheticpartner and DarkDg21
Kinda.
Depression has turned me into a fatso with low self-esteem.
I really wanna change but I only have energy for working for some hours and then just laze around lol.
I can't get motivated, I feel like an idiot, I can't remember anything for more than 5 minutes and it takes me hours to convince myself that I should do anything because it'll fail anyway.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, ncmxm and 2 others
Mental health problems have singlehandedly ruined my life. I am about 10% of my potential. It's ruined a huge amount of friendships and relationships. I am unable to be the person I want to be or lead the life I want.
Sometimes I sit back and quietly acknowledge the sheer and uncontrollable power that mental health problems have over people and the destruction they can bring to peoples' lives. It's a cruel joke that our very own brains do this to us.
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patheticpartner, DarkDg21, Élégie and 2 others
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