I'm a 24 years old man. Basically, my problem is a walking cliché - I hate myself in a way I can't stop it. It's like an addiction to being miserable. I'm always concerned about weight and looks, always craving other peoples' atention and always searching for recognition. I work 10 hours a day just to prove I can do better than anyone else, I workout 2 hours a day because if I don't I can barely eat dinner from guilt and I do a lot of stuff from work when I come home. I barely pay atention to my friends or family. I have a huge problem with being made fun of (probably because I have really HUGE gay tendencies, but never got involved with a man) - if I get the least impression that I'm being made fun of, I go into a depression that's really hard to deal with.
The worst part is I recognize all of this - I know that most of what I'm doing is wrong. But I just can't help it. I can be happy now and miserable because someone made a comment that I assumed that was directed to me.
2007-10-09
12:14:26
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➔ Psychology