I always think that everyone's watching me, at least in home my family are watching me, am I psycho?

Question

I always imagine that everyone does know me and everyone knows every single things i do during the day(I'm a girl age16)
I don't do anything that needs anyone to know or to be curious about, but that's what i always think about.

Answer 1

Sounds like you're becoming paranoid. If you can't control this, or if you find that it's controlling you to the point where you're having a hard time getting through a normal day, please see a doctor or therapist.

Answer 2

It sounds like you're paranoid. You may want to talk to an adult you are close to (parent) about it because it could develop into something more serious...like a disorder. I'm not saying you have a disorder, but paranoia is hard to diagnose. The fact that you're only 16, however, suggests that it could be nothing. At this age most teenagers tend to be more aware of things in general. Here's a website about paranoia as a disease. If you're experiencing any other symptoms listed on the site, you may want to seek a professional opinion.
http://www.4degreez.com/disorder/paranoid.html

Answer 3

Like everyone else has said - Paranoia.

You should watch for signs of Paranoid Schizophrenia, such as visual/audible hallucinations. These would seem as real

Definitely see a doctor - Schizophrenia is very common and people who have it suffer to different degrees. There's nothing to be worried about since it is a very treatable disorder. Just make sure to see a doctor.

Answer 4

No, I don't think so. Maybe just a little bit paranoid. Try to find a good counsellor and discuss your problem with him/her.
Another possibility is that your family is over-protective and for some reason collectively paranoid. In that case I would contact social services and arrange a family conference.

Answer 5

These are 'possible' signs and symptoms for paranoia, however, please do speak with a counselor. You could be depressed or a host of other things which easily can be treated, including paranoia.

Not all symptoms occur in a person with mental illness. Although individuals and societies vary as to what is "normal," a person with a mental illness should be evaluated if there is a change in behavior. Never hesitate to call a physician to share these concerns, just as you would for any illness.
Seek medical evaluation if some of these exaggerated behaviors begin to appear.

Symptoms
self-destructive actions
abuse of alcohol of other drugs
withdrawal or distrust of friends and family
short temper and argumentative
loss of interest in daily activities
inability to concentrate
glazed or faraway stare and/or bizarre posturing
decline in academic, athletic or job performance
deterioration of personal appearance and hygiene
inappropriate dressing for weather or occasion
excessive changes in sleeping or wakefulness
excessive changes in appetite--too little or too much
excessive seeking of approval
excessive writing of nonsensical or disconnected thoughts and words
rapid, loud, disorganized speech
boundless energy, enthusiasm, and need for activity
impulsive and/or erratic behavior
Perceptions
extreme or unusual sensitivity to light/colors/noise
believing his or her thoughts are controlled by others
fear of touching or being touched by others or things
changed sense of self (believing body parts are diseased, detached, hanging, etc.)
sense of body boundaries deteriorating
hallucinations: either auditory (hearing voices) and/or visual (seeing something that is non-existent)
certain clothing having unusual meaning
Emotions/Feelings/Thoughts
extreme anxiety over the smallest things
recurring attacks of panic or anxiety
extreme guilt over "past sins" or bad conduct
extreme pessimism and/of unceasing depression
rapid switch to severe depression
extremely low self-esteem
inability to express or feel any emotion
loss of motivation
poor concentration
suicidal thoughts
paranoia towards everyone and everything
delusions of power/wealth/knowledge
grandiose ideas
poor reasoning, memory, and judgment
exaggerated, blunted or inappropriate emotional response (laugh/cry)

Answer 6

It's called paranoia. It's improbable that they are, so it's irrational behavior that could lead to broader psychoses. You should find ways to relax more. Avoid negative relationships that could be related to this. Maybe talk to someone about it.

Answer 7

Sounds like u r a physco but don't worry i am mental like totalllly so don't worry so much and also do something to forget what you r thinking about i am just metally energetic

And be happy!!!♥

Answer 8

You seem to be paranoid. I think you need help. Try visiting a psychologist.

Answer 9

no, you are not psycho. they really are watching you. they are just waiting for the right moment. be carefull and good luck.

Answer 10

sounds like schizophrenia. see a psychiatrist.