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My mental health and what's wrong ?
I constantly feel emotional, frustrated and angry even on petty things.I react poorly even when I know I'm wrong and I shouldn't react that way.I've been crying everyday since past one month and have procrastinated doing my college assignment to the extent that day after tomorrow I have my submission and I haven't done a single thing.I'm a design student and honestly I love the assignments I get they're very interesting but I can't make myself do them and when yesterday I forced myself to do it I ended up crying after 20-25 min.I constantly feel insecure about myself and the fear of being judged by others have given me high social anxiety to the point that I don't even enter the cafe if there are even 2-3 people sitting inside.I also constantly feel insecure in my relationship and everything that I'm feeling just seems so invalid that I can't even feel happy now without making a conscious effort and even a small inconvenience makes me emotional and I assume the worst in every situation
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Hi. Its ok,  not doing things in an ordered manner. Take a break from studies. Make different drawings. Enjoy your career. Spend time alone at a beautiful place where nobody visits. Explore life. Explore mobile phone' s play store. Pen down your emotions on papers...
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Hello there, I can understand how hard it is for you to deal with these issues. These problems can be resolved through proper counseling sessions. You should also consider seeking treatment from a psychiatrist as well.
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Reach out for help, talk about this to your family and take a proper treatment.
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Suggest emotional therapy
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Hi, you can contact me for an online appointment and we can explore this narrative together
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