Is it normal to be constantly paranoid, over anything?

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I dont know hwo to explane this bhut i am a teenager and seem to be paranoid over anything. I am in a relationship and i dont seem to be able to belivee anyone sais. or evan if people go somewhere for a chat, if im in a group, i still get constantly paranoid that they are on about me. Evan the most simple things i get worried about. Since all of this, i have had the pain in my stomache, i heard that this is related to strong anichity(Cant spell) which i have also had. I yhave recently had deep depression and hafve done all of that when cutting your self and doing drugs to try and get rid of the pain. But i need to know what to do about. Its not becauseof drugs, its purly because i seem tow worry about evwerything. Evan otehr peopels problems.

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  • myboyfriendsbitch
    11 years ago

    Are you just paranoid, or are you just stoned?

    Being paranoid is normal, but being paranoid ALL the time is unhealthy.

    Try meditating, exercising, or praying/talking to a higher power about your fears and problems. If there is one thing this entity called God has helped me with it is fear. Whatever you do, don't just sit around and let it happen. Fight back.

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  • Darthion5
    11 years ago

    You're starting to realize the New World Order's plan to kill human beings, plunge them into brainwashed fear, and reduce the population from 6.6 billion down to below 500,000,000. Try ecstasy. They don't want us to raise the vibrational state of the world. Ecstasy reduces paranoia and kills far fewer people than alcohol(the overheating side effect of ecstasy kills them, not the drug itself.

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  • random1random
    11 years ago

    Happens to me as well :)

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  • Brickinit
    11 years ago

    I was exactly the same as you, in my teens, apart from the cutting... It seemed to subside the older i got. I'm now 27 and care free :) everybody is different, though. Maybe talk to a Dr or somebody who is going through the same sort of thing. Also, it's important not to single yourself out by thinking your the only one. Keep your chin up ;)

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