are you ever this paraniod?

[richard]

Usually when i log off of a message board and someone else logs in i think they do it because of me! Or, vice versa.
i would just like everyone to know i'm never logging on/off if you get on here, so i hope you dont feel paraniod

 

["couldbecousin"]

Thank you. And try not to be paranoid yourself, I figure people's logging off the site
usually has to do with their schedule and things they must do, not who else is here. 

[richard]

Yes, i dont really have anything to do but i do have to shower/eat/sleep/and watch t.v

i cant be on intensity 24/7 otherwise i would 

['Butterflies']

Yes. I can be that paranoid. But I'm not going to give you any examples because they're too embarrasing

[Osensitive1]

Am paranoid about all sorts of things online, real life too. Maybe more anxiety than paranoia; sometimes it's hard to tell the difference. Both make the stomach hurt a lot.

[richard]

i thought anxiety was a mild form of paranioa

[The_Chosen_One]

I'm paranoid that Faggotbeard and chair are gonna post more pathetic whiney threads.

[Osensitive1]

i thought anxiety was a mild form of paranioa

Maybe it is.

["couldbecousin"]

I'm paranoid that Faggotbeard and chair are gonna post more pathetic whiney threads.

Don't get paranoid, just laugh! 

[richard]

Maybe it is.

i know for a fact that i've had episodes of depersonalization disorder that was something that crawled out of the lake  

["couldbecousin"]

The scariest thing I've experienced has been sleep paralysis. Fortunately for me, I seem to have the episodes
while falling asleep, rather than at the time of waking, which is probably why it's easy for me to shake it off.   

[Osensitive1]

Maybe it is.

i know for a fact that i've had episodes of depersonalization disorder that was something that crawled out of the lake 

Not sure what that last part means, but was thinking about the paranoia/anxiety thing and do think they are different. Paranoia is a mental, anxiety is emotional, although they can be connected.

[Osensitive1]

The scariest thing I've experienced has been sleep paralysis.

Never had that, but it does sound scary.

["couldbecousin"]

The scariest thing I've experienced has been sleep paralysis.

Never had that, but it does sound scary.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_paralysis

When I experience this, I begin to hear a high-pitched ringing noise (or occasionally a dull roar) that gets louder and louder.
I often have an icy chill on my back and a feeling of dread, as if I MUST stop the noise before something bad happens.
The last time it happened, the roar was accompanied by a very brief dream in which I was in a car driven by my brother,
and we were going faster and faster down the highway as the roar grew louder.
Fortunately all I have to do is twitch my leg or something, and I snap out of it.

[Osensitive1]

^ That's freaky.

Logging off now, richard, nothing do do with you. Wait, you're already gone.