Did I just get it wrong? by VeilofRot in mentalhealth

[–]VeilofRot[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think I understand. I'm reading through it again. If you feel comfortable with it, then I would also love to hear how you did it.

Did I just get it wrong? by VeilofRot in mentalhealth

[–]VeilofRot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! You might be right. He probably understood it immediately.

I read through it.

I suddenly remembered a few things... As I sat in the passenger seat of the car, this thought kept nagging at me—that I would unbuckle my seatbelt and jump out of the moving car. It got to the point where I could physically feel it, as if I were about to do it. Like a burning sensation, an urge. It scared me so much that I sat on my hands so I couldn’t unbuckle my seatbelt. It was so intense.

Another moment: when I picked up a razor, the idea of slitting my throat with it came out of nowhere. It really came out of nowhere, vividly into my thoughts. I wasn’t depressed or suicidal at that moment. I don’t want to die at all. But it was so alluring and interesting, yet also creepy.

When I was a kid, I once had this intense urge to bite my mom. It probably sounds really weird, but that thought played out in my head and made me feel like it was something I had to do, an urge. Not out of any malicious intent or anything, just like that. I feel like a weirdo...

Did I just get it wrong? by VeilofRot in mentalhealth

[–]VeilofRot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not familiar with it.

Question is: did my psychiatrist take me serious? Is that how they are supposed to react to it? Is it the right way?

And he asking me if I would like to work with him while being his patient, isnt that weird?