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Emotional outbursts and anxiety
Over the period of time i have become really rude maybe because of my negative outlook for people and i dont know they turn out to be bad as i thought. I have shut contact with everyone, i dont have any close friend, sibling or even a good connect with my parents. There is only one person whom i love and adore but its sad to say that whenever some arguement happens i try to hurt him with words and then i experience such intense anxiety and sadness which i cannot explain. He does one lil mistake and i would just overthink again and again. No matter how busy i am i would still take out time for him cause he is the only human which i feel loved with. But most of the times i feel lonely depressed and people around me keep saying that i complain alot, people keep saying go get your checked by a doctor cause you are mentally ill. I really don't know what is going on and how to handle it. I really seek attention these days and i feel like nobody understands me.
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Hi It seems like you are totally dependant on this person, he is the only source of happiness for you and therefore you might have unrealistic expectations out of him so when something goes wrong you tend to lose your cool. You need to work on that. Also if you have negative thoughts and approach to people and life you will have a tendency to see negative in them. We need to challenge these thoughts through CBT.
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Sounds like you're going through a rough patch. The description of your concerns indicates isolation from and lack of most forms of emotional support that can be very useful for recovery. There is also indication of some degree of self-sabotaging behaviour. People cope with life in different ways at different times. Sometimes what works for us at one point in our lives, may no longer work at other points. It helps to understand these patterns and, with help, it is possible to overcome them as well. Going to a psychologist does not mean you're "crazy" or "mad". Getting yourself evaluated by a mental health professional will enable you to understand the root concerns and help you figure out how to overcome these patterns of thought and behaviour and develop more effective coping strategies. There is nothing wrong with consulting with a professional who is able to help you sort through your emotions and help you deal with the issue at hand in a healthy manner. In the meantime, dedicate your efforts to having at least 2 people whom you can confide in and open up to - two people who you feel can understand you best. Take care.
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