schizotypal, avoidant, and dependent

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matty666
Joined: Mar 28, '10
Status: New User
2010-03-28 05:50:29
i've listed down the symptoms of each of the above case removing those of which i dont believe i have

•Odd or eccentric mannerisms or appearance
•Superstitious or preoccupied with paranormal phenomena ( i doubt it however i am curius of there being more than what there is)
•Difficult to follow speech patterns ( people find it hard hearing what i have to say has i constantly trip over myself when talking, find it much easier saying and explaining things on a computer i.e. thinking each word through)
•Feelings of anxiety in social situations ( i like to socialise because i feel a compulsion to get up and do stuff but when in a social environment i become shy and reclusive and unsure of my own actions)
•Suspiciousness and paranoia ( constantly paranoid if someone is out to get me or if people are laughing at me not with me, highly possessive over certain objects i.e. i am constantly worried that certain things i love would get stolen or lost in a fire)
•Odd beliefs or magical thinking (really like my fantasy books and will daydream constantly of being more than what i am i.e. i wonder what i would become if i coould unlock the supposed 90% of my brain we dont use)
•Appears shy, aloof, or withdrawn to others ( i am very oblivious to my surroundings a times i.e. will be washing the dishes and completely blank people who are trying to talk to me)

•Difficulty making decisions ( i am always indecisive)
•Feelings of helplessness when alone (i feel i am unable to carry out tasks unless i am with company
•Suicidal thoughts upon rejection( i will have suicidalthought however i know i will never carry them out because i know it is illogical, i dont what is on the other side and unsure as to whether it is better or worse)
•Submissiveness (in early relationships i was often the boyfriend clinging to my girlfriends arm like a lost puppy
•Deeply hurt by mild criticism or disapproval ( i feel emotinal unbalanced as certain tones of a persons voice when shouting either at me or sometimes someone else can trigger an emotional state i.e. fightin back the tears)
•Unable to meet ordinary demands of life (i feel i am belowof people in life like something is holding me down to a lower level)

i think that is about it hope you have some tips for me because i've had the shakes wrtiting this entire thing out

i simply need to know if i simple have an over active imagination or is there really a screw loose somewhere?
Shapes
Joined: Jan 10, '10
Status: New User
2010-03-28 23:27:49
The last bullet iis my favorite. I feel this almost more than anything else. I see myself above every thing around me, yet I remain at the level it's on. About you though, I think you sound normal... Unless you feel crazy, or have an episode of some sort.
matty666
Joined: Mar 28, '10
Status: New User
2010-03-29 08:02:41
i do feel fairly normal, although i never lose my temper or show any form of emotions im usually some one who avoids public outbreaks as to not ruin what life in the real world that i actually have, to be honest though, its just im getting a feelin that im some what out of place to everyone else like i have something missin that you need to become a part of life
Chrissy891
Joined: Mar 29, '10
Status: New User
2010-03-29 18:29:37
Hey matty666. Can I just say that I to have experienced some of the above, I dont know either we both have a screw lose or this web-site is just planting things in our heads. I did have laugh though at the small print under the comments 'need to see a psychologist?' Like we dont already feel crazy enough after doing the quizz :) Well Ive only just joined this site but thought id leave ya a comment anyways
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