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i don't know WHY i am so paranoid. i always have been so i doubt that it is the onset of mental illnness. unless i was born with one, a mental illness ,that is. when someone stares at me, i feel like they're noticing something bad about me. i immediately go check in the mirror to see why they are looking at me. dry.gif

 

when people are talking in a group and i walk up and they stop talking, i automatically assume they might have been talking about me. i never assume that it was good either. when the phone rings and i answer it and someone hangs up, i immediately assume that it was on purpose. if they have an unknown name, i REALLY get suspicious. secret.gif

 

when someone pays me a compliment, i think that it was either insincere, or said for an ulterior motive, in most cases. when people say "have a good day" i know they don't really mean it and really don't care if i do or don't. i also am aware that these feelings are irrational, but am helpless to NOT think them. lol_2.gif

 

i trust VERY few people. i don't trust my doctor(s), lawyer, banker, husband, co-workers, and various friends and family members although most have not given me a reason to mistrust them. sad.gif

 

this is by far my worst character flaw. i wish i could change it, but HOW? uhm.gif

 

writing it down makes it seem even worse a character flaw. wub2.gif

maybe i'll re-read it later and think up a solution happydance.gif

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Kim,

I don't think you're way off base being skeptical of others.

I've learned not to put trust in people because people will disappoint 100 % of the time.

The only One who is worthy of complete trust is God.

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Kim, thank you for typing my blog. Now I don't have to do it tonight. biggrin.gif

 

 

PS. Aint nothin' wrong with mental illness. Some of my best friends are crazy.

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Mental illness can be good if you use it to your advantage, I use short term

memory loss to my advantage and so far it works.

 

As you say in your message, paranoia creeps up in every situation, I think that it is natural, it's just that if you spend too much time on that issue, something is not right.

 

The situations that you describe, same here, I look for the con aspect, I grew up in some pretty rough times in an industrial city, soot and smoke and now there is a vicious war going on but then again there always has been. It none of this affects us then we are far, far gone.

 

It's normal to be paranoid in paranoid times, we live in paranoid times, don't worry about your condition, it will clear up. Don't worry, be happy.

 

I lost my fear of no longer being a human some while ago, I accepted it 100 percent and for that I am a better person. Don't worry about being insane, in my lifetime thus far I have yet to meet a truly sane person. Make your fantasies fun, be crazy in a good way, not in a bad way.

 

Reading a newpaper or listening to a news program, it's all designed to make us nuts, paranoid, insane, take your choice.

 

Cheers,

 

Rod

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