I can understand that you have been struggling with confusing thoughts and emotional distress for a long time, and it must feel very overwhelming to carry all of this alone. From what you have shared, it seems that since your teenage years you have been experiencing overthinking, self-doubt, emotional confusion, and difficulty understanding yourself and your feelings clearly.
You also seem to feel different from others at times, which may be making you feel isolated, disconnected, and emotionally exhausted. Because of these ongoing thoughts and emotions, your confidence, focus, motivation, and ability to study or manage daily activities appear to be getting affected.
Right now, it is important to remember that struggling emotionally does not mean you are weak or incapable. Sometimes, when a person goes through prolonged emotional stress or confusion, it can affect the way they think, feel, and see themselves.
I would strongly suggest seeking support from a trained counsellor or mental health professional who can help you better understand your thoughts, emotions, personality patterns, and underlying concerns in a safe and supportive environment. Evidence-based therapies can help you gradually build self-understanding, emotional clarity, confidence, and healthier coping strategies.
Please try not to isolate yourself completely. Stay connected with trusted people around you, maintain a simple routine, and practice relaxation or mindfulness exercises whenever possible. Most importantly, remember that your feelings are valid, and support is available.
Best regards,
Dr Namita Ranjan
Counselling Psychologist
Answered2026-05-09 08:44:54
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