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Which are the symptoms of Depersonalization Disorder?
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The most limiting thing about dp from my experience, is the constant realization that you are alone, you see people, you see your arms your life and it's not quite yours, it really makes you want to just close yourself off from everything
And if get rid of all of my symptoms, but the first one would be the weird vision
And if get rid of all of my symptoms, but the first one would be the weird vision
Posted May 17, 2017 by Kyle 1000
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Anhedonia
Lack of communication
Anhedonia
Lack of communication
Posted May 17, 2017 by Andrea 150
Alienation from surroundings, emotional numbing, mind emptiness/no thoughts/thousand mile stare, existential dread/terror
Posted Aug 21, 2018 by Felix 1150
The symptoms of depersonalization disorder, in my experience, is so vast it’s insane! Like other dissociative disorders, the symptoms vary greatly from person to person and tend to differ over time. Official symptoms include detatchment/feelings of unreality from the self (depersonalization) and detachments/feelings of unreality from your surroundings (derealization). Other symptoms i’ve experienced, or heard of include:
- Identity confusion/feeling of a loss of personality
- Intrusive or obsessive existential thoughts
- Intense fears of losing ones mind/«going crazy»
- Visual disturbances (floaters, afterimages, streaks of light, visual snow, static vision etc..)
- Distorted sense of time
- Cognitive impairments - Memory problems and such
- Brain fog due to anxiety
- Jamais vu and deja vu
- Feeling like you’re living in a dream/feeling like everything is fake/feeling «dead/nonexistent»
And that’s just to name a few. I’ve heard of countless strange individual symptoms in the same range as the «detachment of the self/world» that can all be explained by depersonalization-derealization disorder. BUT it’s very important to note that during all of this, your reality testing remains intact, although impired at times, you know deep down that what you’re experiencing isn’t «normal»
- Identity confusion/feeling of a loss of personality
- Intrusive or obsessive existential thoughts
- Intense fears of losing ones mind/«going crazy»
- Visual disturbances (floaters, afterimages, streaks of light, visual snow, static vision etc..)
- Distorted sense of time
- Cognitive impairments - Memory problems and such
- Brain fog due to anxiety
- Jamais vu and deja vu
- Feeling like you’re living in a dream/feeling like everything is fake/feeling «dead/nonexistent»
And that’s just to name a few. I’ve heard of countless strange individual symptoms in the same range as the «detachment of the self/world» that can all be explained by depersonalization-derealization disorder. BUT it’s very important to note that during all of this, your reality testing remains intact, although impired at times, you know deep down that what you’re experiencing isn’t «normal»
Posted Jul 15, 2021 by ella 400
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The person with the Disorder of Depersonalization and Desrealización you experience feelings of strangeness with respect to himself or herself (depersonalization), and feelings of strangeness with everything that is not your person (desrealización).
With respect to itself means your body, your mind, or your self, your self, and your personality. The experience of strangeness can occur in one of these elements, or more than one, or all. The affected person may suffer from these experiences one time in your life for a moment, or all your life, permanently. Between these two extremes, there is a whole range or spectrum.
Each depersonalised lives to this evil in their own way. There are those who do not feel their own existence, there are those who feel like ghosts, there are those who feel as if they were drawings.
The desrealización is feeling strange everything external to the self. And accompanies depersonalization. There are those who feel that nothing I perceive is real, that everything what you are dreaming, that everything is drawn, or who are trapped in a dimension ghost.
With respect to itself means your body, your mind, or your self, your self, and your personality. The experience of strangeness can occur in one of these elements, or more than one, or all. The affected person may suffer from these experiences one time in your life for a moment, or all your life, permanently. Between these two extremes, there is a whole range or spectrum.
Each depersonalised lives to this evil in their own way. There are those who do not feel their own existence, there are those who feel like ghosts, there are those who feel as if they were drawings.
The desrealización is feeling strange everything external to the self. And accompanies depersonalization. There are those who feel that nothing I perceive is real, that everything what you are dreaming, that everything is drawn, or who are trapped in a dimension ghost.
Posted Jul 28, 2017 by Ana 1250
