Stress

Stress is a symptom, not an emotion. Although you might hear someone say that they're "stressed out" they more likely mean that they''re anxious, nervous, angry, depressed, etc...

Couple things here. DID persons, in my opinion and experience, never stop having it. They can treat the symptoms and stop the most intrusive symptoms, but they will rarely got to a point where all of their alters get integrated completely. If they are able to integrate or incorporate (another method of DID management) their alters, it can take years, even decades to do so (in the most extreme cases; lots of alters, co-morbid conditions, etc, all play a role as well) So yeah, more than 6 years is not unusual. A lifetime is not unusual and is actually pretty normal IME.

Also, many people with DID are misdiagnosed or don't go for help for a long time, for various reasons. You can only develop DID as a child, so if someone is 25 and going to therapy for DID, they're had it for AT LEAST 15 years (probably more like 18-20 or more), since it cannot develop after a person stops being able to believe in "magical thinking" (aka stuff like santa clause and the tooth fairy). Symptoms may lie dormant, or the person suffering may not realize they have a problem or be unable to deal with it, especially if they are still a child and/or still experiencing abuse. To a child who knows nothing else, DID symptoms and abuse are normal to them and they may not realize their situation or mental state is abnormal.

Absolutely. Many hypochondriacs feel like they are sick, but physically nothing is wrong with them.

It is also possible to be sick mentally in other ways, such as being depressed or under extreme stress, or things that are more serious.

It is always good to see a doctor if you feel sick, mentally or physically.

Children who are not being accepted may experience feelings of rejection, isolation, and low self-esteem. This can have long-lasting effects on their mental health and well-being. It is important for these children to have support from adults or professionals to help them navigate these challenges.

In the analytic theory, neurotic symptoms are formed when a frustration in current life prevents direct achievement of a wish or goal. The recommended therapy is classical psychoanalysis. Anger followed by guilt and anxiety.

This fear is known as "assertiveness phobia" or "confrontation avoidance." It may stem from a fear of conflict, rejection, or displeasing others. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) can be an effective treatment to help overcome this fear by teaching assertiveness skills and changing negative thought patterns. Practice setting boundaries and saying no in low-risk situations to build confidence.

Personality.

EIQ (same as EQ) is way more imoortant than IQ. I'm really smart (I don't feel like I am though I only know because I do gifted and talented stuff at my school) but my EIQ is really low and so is my self esteem and I feel like [censored]

You are not obligated to be a stone, and you don't have to let people use you as their punching bag. However, if someone does, and not because she's weak but because she is strong enough to withstand it, it's one of the best things a person can do, because by doing so one emulates God, since God also hears people making fun of him and being rude to him all the time and he doesn't just strike these people with lightning, but he lets them carry on with their normal lives.

Biological factors such as genetics, brain structure, and neurotransmitter levels play a role in shaping personality. Genetic predispositions can influence traits like temperament, while brain structure and neurotransmitters impact cognitive processes, emotional regulation, and behavior, all of which contribute to personality development. Additionally, hormonal fluctuations can also influence aspects of personality such as aggressiveness or sociability.

I am not aware of any sites such as the one you are looking for, but I do know how to get self-esteam back.

What I did (and this REALLY helps,) made a ulterego online and pretended to be some popular myterious girl. It really worked. within a few days I could act like that girl infrount of people I knew, friends, teachers, and even enimies! This created a illusion in my mind that I COULD be that girl, because, well, I was here in the first place.....I created her and I was the one behind her online. All you need to do to become that person is do the things THEY do! If they always get A's....Study like THEM! If the have great clothes.....Buy a new outfit like her! If she is a computer geek.....Learn about computers! If she has guys drooling over her.......Ask your crush OUT! Think that you ARE that girl- How could he say "No" to HER? She is HOT, she is SMART, she is FUNNY! BE HER!!!!!! After a while I WAS her. I AM her. I dont miss my "Old Self" one bit.

Constant humming from a colleague can be distracting and disruptive, making it difficult to concentrate on tasks. It can also create feelings of annoyance or frustration, impacting work productivity and overall well-being. Communication with the colleague about the issue could help find a resolution.

Activities such as deep breathing exercises, taking a walk, listening to music, or engaging in a hobby are examples of strategies that can provide temporary relief from stress. These techniques help to shift focus, promote relaxation, and reduce tension, offering momentary respite from the challenging situation.

Yes, outpatient therapy is a common option for addressing issues like stress, anger management, and depression. During outpatient therapy, you can work with a therapist to develop coping strategies, improve emotional regulation, and address underlying issues contributing to your symptoms. It offers flexibility in scheduling sessions around your daily life while still receiving professional support.

people hiss as an expression of impulsive emotional hate/anger or immediate response to some undesirable action

Profanity just means you do not know enough words to be able to say what you want without using curse words - an educated person can cut you down to nothing without saying one "dirty" word at all.

when guys cuss, they are probably just trying to be macho. really, they look stupid.
when girls, it makes them look extremely trashy, and tacky.

This is a question that has always confused people. Obviously, talking is not harmful by itself, so just saying a "bad" word cannot be harmful. However, many people are offended by cursing or swearing, so using "bad" language in front of someone else might offend them or make them angry. It is a fact that many people use "bad" language because they do not know enough different words to be able to express their emotions by using other words instead of the "bad" words. Usually, if you hear someone who swears or curses almost all the time, then that person is notwell-educated, and they do not know how to use other words to express emotion. You will have to make up your own mind about whether swearing or cursing is right or wrong. Most people feel that it is OK to let out a few curse words if you are by yourself and stressed out (like when you hit your finger with a hammer or drop something expensive and break it), but that you should not curse or swear in public. But is would also be smart to try and actually learn words to express yourself better and try not to say bad words when you do something like stabbing your toe. Try making it funny it might make the day seem better. say something like "MOMMY!" or "Ouchy!" in a weird high voice. Personally you don't really need to use bad words to say what ever. allot of times it's uncalled for and basically not good to joke about different words like Hell and Damn. It shouldn't be funny to joke about such a thing as Damnation nor should it be funny to joke about the Hell. Which to some people is the eternal place for all who have not followed God in there physical life time.

Coping skills and stress management are the abilities to go through stressful situations without experiencing intense emotional turmoil. For example, if you see hardships as challenges, you're much less likely to start hating your life when stuff at work isn't going your way.

According to the DSM there are 7 symptoms of depression

1. Severe sadness

2. Anhedonia

3. psychomotor retardation

4. eating disturbances

5. sleep disturbances

6. concentration problems

7. suicidal

5 out of these 7 symptoms must be present for at least 2 weeks in order for there condition to be classified as depression.

There are many reasons for "cutting". Many people do not know how to deal with mental pain, so they might reason that physical pain will take their mind off of mental anguish. Often times, the person doesn't know how to cope with the problems they face, and if they just talk to someone and vent they wouldn't feel the need to cut. If you can't talk to someone, try some exercise. It's a good way to release frustrations and clear your head.

A person from Prague, Czech Republic, is called a"Praguer." In Czech, it's Pražan. They may also be called a "Czech," as they are from the Czech Republic.

Isolating you from your friends or family. Not letting you go out of the house without him, ie. grocery store, mall, post office, relatives. Not letting you call or talk to people who are close to you. Blaming you for things that are irrelavant, ie. not picking the right food to cook for dinner, not cleaning something in the house. etc. "If you would of cooked dinner by the time I would of gotten home, I wouldn't of had to hit you, So it's you fault. You make me do it." Having to give your partner your paycheck, show receipts for what you bought, giving you an allowance. emotional abuse: putting you down, name calling, telling you that you are worthless, telling you that you are crazy physical abuse: pushing, shoving, slapping, hitting, kicking, spitting, punching, etc.

It may be possible to file a civil suit for defamation if your neighbors are making false statements about you that harm your reputation. However, it can be a complex and time-consuming process, so you may want to consider trying to resolve the issue through communication or mediation first. Keep any evidence of the harmful statements for potential legal action.

i feel we all tend to take out our stress on those closest to us. men especially do not like to talk to other men about stress as it makes them appear less manly. they take it out on their women because they feel (wrongly sometimes) that women are more understanding and that they will be more tolerant. another reason that we take stress out on those dearest to us is that we feel secure with these people and that we wil not be judged for the opinions etc that we have.

I would handle pressure by staying organized, prioritizing tasks, and maintaining open communication with colleagues to ensure alignment on expectations and deadlines. I would also make sure to take breaks and practice stress-relief techniques to stay focused and calm in high-pressure situations.

Tell your boss you take a deep breath, exhale, relax and tackle the worst problem of the day. Once you get past the worst, work backwards to the easiest. You'll feel great at what you have accomplished.