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Hello, everybody! :D

I was diagnoised with DP and DR many years ago. My DP/DR now comes and goes. Thanks to advice from this site, etc., I don't suffer such severe or frequent DP/DR as I used to.

If I'm experiencing DP, my emotions are usually COMPLETELY dead. However, sometimes all my emotions are numb except for anger ... and I'm talking about an anger SO intense, I must have steam coming out of every orifice! :evil:

Do any of you fellow sufferers experience anger only sometimes?
 
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pretty much anger is the only emotion i have, either that or sadness. I get very irritated very quickly sometimes. My disorder is like a bitch who wont stop barking. :roll:
 

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I also suffer from depression and acute anxiety. It worries me that I might accidently or purposely kill somebody one day! I know that all humans are CAPABLE of killing, but I'm wondering if the odds of it ACTUALLY happening are increased considerably when a DP sufferer is feeling intense anger?

You see, my brother-in-law was murdered. He was stabbed in the heart by a woman who suffers from depression, DP and DR. You can imagine how my heart sank when I heard that in court, especially as I take more medications than her.

I hope I don't cause anyone else to worry about this happening. I'm posting this because I'm hoping someone will know more about the possibility of this happening. By the way (thankfully), I haven't got any enemies. I just need some help to put my mind at ease. :roll:
 
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lack of feelings scary
feeling like zombie scary
feeling scared and deaply depressed and dp'd make me think that is i can feel this way then i must be able to feel the other end of the spectrum.
i have said this before on this site but just thought i would say it again in the hopes that it helps some one
 

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Hi, Johnny!

Thanks for your messages. I was very relieved to read that I'm not the only one who experiences anger, when all my other emotions are dead.

To kill another person is the last thing I'd ever want to do in life, unless - of course - somebody nicked my stash of chocolates!!! :wink:

I've noticed that many people have read my messages. Well, if anyone else is reading this now, then PLEASE let me know if you sometimes experience anger ONLY too.

Oh, well, Johnny - it's looking like I'll have to discuss this issue with my psychiatrist. I only hope he doesn't send for the men in the white coats! :lol:

Take care,

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im sure alot of people experience anger and sadness as their primary emotions because dp makes life less enjoyable and to a depressed person thats like bein in hell.
 

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Anger is a very normal emotion. It is what we do with our anger that is very important. As we mature we realize that it is not appropriate to just throw anger around like a ball. It is also important not to let anger build up inside till you feel like you may burst. Crying, happiness, sadness, joy, anger are all normal human emotions and it is okay to have them. When we are little temper tantrums was one way of trying to express our dislike for a situation we were in. Throwing things like toys was another way of showing that we were upset. We learn at an early age that this is not proper and we are taught that when we behave this way when angry we are punished. As we grow older we realize that the tantrums no longer work and we do look pretty sillly. We either learn to deal with anger properly or we bottle it up. We look at the situation and think how can we resolve the problem that is making us feel angry and deal with it. Talking things out and expressing the frustration is a good way to resolve anger. It is wrong to lash out at others and be mean just because one gets angry. Being ill makes us feel angry inside because there is no relief, no escape, the pain is there all the time, we look for ways that help us to cope. So many times people say it is not normal to be angry, but being angry is a normal emotion, and like other emotions we own them. It is very important though to remember that anger is a normal emotion but being mean or hurtful to someone is not. Living with an illnes twenty four seven is very frustrating but learning ways to release anger in a productive way can make all the difference in the world when it comes to healing within. Let yourself feel what is okay to feel, but know that when the emotion of anger is there work it out, relax and think of ways that will make you feel better. I have been angry many times because I get frustrated being in this dp/dr all the time, I can chose to be angry or I can chose to work through the anger and let myself heal.

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