Anxiety Disorders

I finally found out what my 20 year frustration was all about - being married to a passive-aggressive man. I believe this is a learned behavior - perhaps from the mother. This man did not know how to show anger - I actually thought that I was the luckiest person because he never got mad at me! - He would get quiet and not talk and for years when I asked him what was wrong and he would say "nothing", I actually believed him! Then as time went on, I began to feel crazier and crazier~!! This man never took up for me, he even took up for the dog over me one time! One time a so-called friend of his was sooo rude to him - and he acted like it was perfectly ok - but I was mad about it - see, he didn't have to be mad because he used me for that. I have since found out that he is showing more anger than he used to - perhaps because he is single now and there is noone for him to use. This man would act as if he were going to get me something and then after years of waiting, I finally became upset about it - because each holiday i would think that I was going to get it and I would not. He took our child to a car lot before her birthday - would that not make a child think he was going to get a car for her birthday? - she received it 4 years later! When we would finally get something he promised, he would say "oh, I can't believe you picked that one, because I was going to get you (it would be something better)." One time he cleaned the garage and piled all my things to the ceiling so I couldn't reach them. Oh, well, this marriage ended because he refused to think anything could be wrong with him - he would turn everything around to make it seem as if I had a problem - it was crazy-making!
Passive-aggressive behavior is antisocial behavior that is not overt. For example, purposely speaking in a low voice when you know someone is having trouble hearing you, or drying your hands on your partner's towel when they are not really clean.

HOCD is a type of Pure Obsessional OCD. It is more of mental things, when things constantly repeat over and over again. Inside the mind, and you have extreme anxiety and avoid anything that would trigger that thought.

When someone has HOCD, it's when they have a fear of being with the opposite sex or the same sex (Straight person afraid of being gay, and a gay person afraid of being straight) It may seem ridiculous but it can be very bad for the person and can lead to severe depression. Usually these people are not homophobic and vice versa, but the mind repeats itself many hours of that day, as if it's trying to convince you. Even if the sufferer knows it's not true, and repeating does not stop.

There is other forms of Pure-O. Relationships, Religion, Violence etc. Look Pure-O online and you will find more info.

Apparently, their future husbands.

It should be Dreadlocks, as it says on my worksheet. :D

Yes !!!

Inner Conflict is the natural state of man.

Karen Horney Psychoanalyst wrote a book "Inner Conflict" about man's inner conflict.

J. Krishnamurti has referred to man's inner conflict as the root cause of war. Division, Fragmentation and conflict is in almost every organization created by man, especially Religious Organizations. Religious Wars and Political Wars of Greed, Power over other nations are a result of man's inner conflict. The Spiritual Teaching of "JK" is to live a life without "Inner Conflict."

"Inner Conflict" is the natural state of man when you read the writings of "Erich Fromm", especially his book "The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness" ( 1973 ).

UG Krishnamurti wrote a book "The Natural State", meaning the natural state of man & the natural state of mans mind without inner conflict.

Eckhart Tolle writes about the "Natural State", a very rare "State of Mind" that has to do with Eckhart Tolle's spiritual teaching. "ET" uses the concept of "Presence, Being, Love, Joy, Bliss, very Deep Peace" as the Natural State of Man. But nobody is born with this natural state.

We as a human species are Fragmented & Divided at birth into male of female and conditioned for survival from birth to death. We are born into inner conflict and our choices create conflict within us every day. Where there is a choice there is conflict. In some ways we cannot avoid inner conflict.

Inner Conflict which we all have from birth and life experiences is part of our Dualistic Human Nature.

So the answer to the question is Yes !!

Inner Conflict is the Natural State of Mankind and creates the mental disorders of the afflicting emotions, depression, anxiety, anger, sadness, sorrow & human destructiveness.

The brain does not produce ephedrine, as it is not a chemical the body produces.

The negatives of not relaxing is a broad category. But any number of things can be caused by a lack of relaxation.

These are not always the case but some things stress (Lack of relaxing) can cause or contribute to are:

Higher blood pressure

Anxiety

Insomnia

Eating Disorders

Other Mental Health Disorders

Physical Illnesses

Muscle fatigue

Irritation

Mood Swings

Depression

Feeling overwhelmed and/or stressed

These are just a few of the things not getting any relaxation or enough relaxing down time, can contribute to and potentially even cause.

There does not appear to be a scientific name to describe the fear of bowls.

• Yes, relaxation such as Thai Chi and Yoga are extremely good to help relieve anxiety, but any type of exercise can help remove tension in the body and also deep breathing exercises are good.

The phobia of phobias is Phobophobia.

It's because your mind is tired. The trick is NOT to try and stop yourself from thinking but get on with your day DESPITE this happening. This begins because you have some fearful insoluable problem which you cannot find a solution to and eventaully leads to deep depression and nervous breakdown if you are not careful. Read a book called "Self help for your Nerves" by Dr Claire Weekes and end the misery of this in a few short weeks. Be free

Cryophobia is the fear of cold in humans. However, there is no defined phobia for ice cream.

Jewphobia

It's stress or pressure that you experience based upon school related functions, such as presenting in front of a class.

Yes.

According to Epigee.org in the mental health section of the website, mysophobia is very common in the United States.

However, mysophobia doesn't usually stand alone as it's own mental disorder, but is usually coexisting with other disorders such as hypochondria, since these individuals already have an intense fear of being sick. Also, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is linked as being another coexisting mental disorder that goes hand in hand with this phobia as well.

Then again, fear that is instigated from more knowledge and exposure of such widespread conditions as the AIDS epidemic, and I guess even N1H1 back when it was first seen as a threat could also account for estimating how common mysophobia is. In truth, I don't think there is an exact estimate or census as to exactly how many people suffer from this altogether.

Spray phobia

Panic attacks can be very disrupting to a person's day. Here are some natural ways to stop them when they occur. Breathe deeply, slowly, and relax. Try to get all of the tension and stress out of your mind. Think about things that are pleasant and peaceful. Repeat positive statements about the situation. Say, "Everything is going to be alright" both aloud and in your mind.

Advantages:

- Psychosurgery may work for patients with persistent and severe depression and OCD (Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder), where other techniques have failed.

- It made the patients more manageable.

Disadvantages:

- It's got questionable effectiveness.

- It only made schizophrenic patients more manageable, it didn't do anything to treat the symptoms or the cause of the disorder

The youngest accidents are probally 11 or 10 years old.

but it has been known that a nine year old killed hiself because of bulyling of his special needs

Xenophobia.

Although it is usually anxiety that causes heart attacks, a heart attack victim may be anxious when they worry that it might happen again.

...Well Ouranophobia or Uranophobia is fear of heaven(which is what i have). Hope this helps!

Yes In panic attacks eveys will not turn red why because when a person get panic the herat rate will increase so that the blood pressure will comedown.when there is decrese in blood flow,even there is decreased bloodflow in the eyes. In panic attacks eveys will not turn red why because when a person get panic the herat rate will increase so that the blood pressure will comedown.when there is decrese in blood flow,even there is decreased bloodflow in the eyes.

This fear does not seem to have a specific term as described, but may stem from a fear of one's one voice, or phonophobia.