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[Num8Freak]

Hey,

i‘ve been suffering from permanent severe DP/DR since nearly 2 years now. But since i have this disorder, i feel constantly, like i‘m missing something out. Of course because of the intensity of my symptoms, it‘s unfortunately not possble to do things that i loved, like the way i did before. But there is something else, and it's like everything that i‘m intetested in the world is passing by me and i can‘t catch up with it, because i don't even now what and where to start It‘s so weird, i actually can‘t really explain. To all DP/DR sufferers, do you have this "symptom“ too?

[forestx5]

Ecclesiastes 3:1  "To everything there is a season, A time for every purpose under heaven:"

One definition of serious mental illness could be symptoms that affect your  seasons, and thereby

alter your purpose in life.

[Mayer-Gross]

Yes. it is a normal symptom in depersonalization. You can read these quotes by philosopher, Henri-Frédéric Amiel' from 1880. He is the one who came with term depersonalization for his state. 

 

https://www.dpselfhe...amiels-journal/

[Num8Freak]

Yes. it is a normal symptom in depersonalization. You can read these quotes by philosopher, Henri-Frédéric Amiel' from 1880. He is the one who came with term depersonalization for his state. 
 
https://www.dpselfhe...amiels-journal/

Thanks for the answer. Can you tell me please in which line exactly? Sounds interesting. I thought i was the only one with this weird symptom.

[Mayer-Gross]

Well, it is a description in a poetic language that nearly half the text.  The clinical term used in depersonalization is "De-affectualisation that is the subjective feeling of not having emotions any more. Things that matters before and affected ones emotions is gone. It is a "depressive-like" state not related to clinical depression. You lose attachment to the world because there is no emotions to it. 

 

 

https://www.cambridg...isorder-div.pdf