10 Terrifying Psychological Disorders
The human brain can be the making or the breaking of a person. Delving into the darker side of mental health, these are the 10 Most Terrifying Psychological Disorders.
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Hello everyone! Which one of these disorders did you find the most terrifying? Do you know anyone with these conditions?
After watching this video I realize I have “Alice in wonderland syndrome”. I first experienced a little over 15 years ago and it continues to happen a few times a year. It usually happens when I’m stressed out and trying to go to sleep. The best way to describe it is that objects away from me seem extremely distant (10 feet away seem like 50 feet), ones that are close seem extreme close (2 feet seem like several inches), objects in the middle range pulsate between extreme close and distant…then there’s the sound… A ticking clock sounds like a wrecking ball crashing through my room. It lasts anywhere from 10 minutes to about an hour and goes away…thanks for the informative video! Keep it up!
+Bootleg_ the peasant Thank you! I hope you’re now doing well after dealing with such horrible things!
Thank you for telling people about Chronic Deja Vu, its worse than any of my battles with depression and self harm.
SILOPSISM
Pica disorder, people who eat non items such as dirt, coins, paint, ect ect.
Dissociative Identity Disorder = transgendered person
I had Alice in wonderland syndrome when I was 8 and it was weird
My ex wife had 9 out of 10!
#1 – a tough call between “trigger happy murican” and a “sjw”
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Good that you referenced D.I.D. with correct references but no thanks for calling it “terrifying.” Or that people like us with DID cannot or have a hard time living normal lives. We definitely can. By communicating with our alters, and working together with them, we can lead lives so ‘normal’ that even our spouses, children, and yes, physicians, may not notice unless we report symptoms.
Dude, if i had that alice in wonderland syndrome, id close my eyes and sleep it out
I Thought Transgender Would be on the List.