erotomania during bipolar mania with obssessions and fantasy, then deep depression?
Q. wanting sex during mania, if you dont get it or if you arent good enough for the person you are with, then depressed. does anyone with bipolar have this problem and what do you do about it? serious answers only.
Asked by andrea - Wed Oct 28 21:03:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's called hypersexuality and it is VERY common in mania or hypomania. What do you do about it? Masturbate 10 times a day (literally). Alternatively... take your meds so you aren't manic.
Answered by Ms Kitty - Wed Nov 4 11:41:39 2009
Q. wanting sex during mania, if you dont get it or if you arent good enough for the person you are with, then depressed. does anyone with bipolar have this problem and what do you do about it? serious answers only.
Asked by andrea - Wed Oct 28 21:03:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's called hypersexuality and it is VERY common in mania or hypomania. What do you do about it? Masturbate 10 times a day (literally). Alternatively... take your meds so you aren't manic.
Answered by Ms Kitty - Wed Nov 4 11:41:39 2009
Does anyone here suffer from erotomania?
Q. If so how do you cope, are you on medication, do you have therapy? Do you know what triggered it? *10 pts best answer
Asked by Sammi - Sat Feb 14 13:35:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The official use of the term erotomania means a delusion in which you believe someone else is in love with you, someone like a celebrity. David Letterman had a stalker for example. A delusion like this is suggestive of schizophrenia, or some other delusional disorder. Now if you mean hypersexuality, that is less clear cut. There is no specific number about how much sex is healthy. The general guidelines I have been told are: is your sex life getting in the way of your daily life? Your work etc.? Is it destroying relationships? Are things escalating into more and more risky situations? Is it compulsive? Are you continuing to do something that is causing you harm? I can't say what causes this for everyone, but for myself, it was a… [cont.]
Answered by David G - Sun Feb 15 18:08:18 2009
Q. If so how do you cope, are you on medication, do you have therapy? Do you know what triggered it? *10 pts best answer
Asked by Sammi - Sat Feb 14 13:35:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The official use of the term erotomania means a delusion in which you believe someone else is in love with you, someone like a celebrity. David Letterman had a stalker for example. A delusion like this is suggestive of schizophrenia, or some other delusional disorder. Now if you mean hypersexuality, that is less clear cut. There is no specific number about how much sex is healthy. The general guidelines I have been told are: is your sex life getting in the way of your daily life? Your work etc.? Is it destroying relationships? Are things escalating into more and more risky situations? Is it compulsive? Are you continuing to do something that is causing you harm? I can't say what causes this for everyone, but for myself, it was a… [cont.]
Answered by David G - Sun Feb 15 18:08:18 2009
What is erotomania and do I have it?
Q. Please help, I think i may be suffering from it! The person ain't a celeb or anything but I think i'm heading into stalking territory with them which scares me? Has anyone suffered from it/got first hand experience with this condition? I really don't want to be like this!!!
Asked by Lauren Paul - Sat May 2 11:37:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Erotomania is a rare disorder that will make you have the thoughts that someone is completely in love with you. If that's what you conclude, go see a psychiatrist. Ask yourself: Do I love this person, or do I want her/him to love me? Then deside for yourself if you have it or not.
Answered by J. - Sat May 2 12:05:53 2009
Q. Please help, I think i may be suffering from it! The person ain't a celeb or anything but I think i'm heading into stalking territory with them which scares me? Has anyone suffered from it/got first hand experience with this condition? I really don't want to be like this!!!
Asked by Lauren Paul - Sat May 2 11:37:05 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Erotomania is a rare disorder that will make you have the thoughts that someone is completely in love with you. If that's what you conclude, go see a psychiatrist. Ask yourself: Do I love this person, or do I want her/him to love me? Then deside for yourself if you have it or not.
Answered by J. - Sat May 2 12:05:53 2009
Is the ages-old 'phenomenon' of "cheating", 'hereditary', 'erotomania', or, just; 'sexual chemistry.'?
Q. And; do you consider 'sensual/sexual chemistry' (having made initial eye contact - followed by "orchestral manoevres in the dark") to be... unstoppable!!!
Asked by Blazing Pen Avenger. - Fri Dec 18 06:45:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think cheating is a result of societal ideals that force us to live a lifestyle different from our nature. Humans are NOT monogamous by nature. Yet, we have all this religious dogma and tradition built into society that says we are. As someone else said, a lot of the importance on monogamy is a result of having no other means to trace lineage in a society that places high value on that lineage. Today, we still place a lot of importance on lineage, but we also have birth control and dna testing. It is true, as someone else said, that cheating happens when something is missing. However, I think it is impossible to expect one person to be able to give you everything you need. I have respect for people who choose to sacrifice some… [cont.]
Answered by sky - Fri Dec 18 07:15:09 2009
Q. And; do you consider 'sensual/sexual chemistry' (having made initial eye contact - followed by "orchestral manoevres in the dark") to be... unstoppable!!!
Asked by Blazing Pen Avenger. - Fri Dec 18 06:45:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think cheating is a result of societal ideals that force us to live a lifestyle different from our nature. Humans are NOT monogamous by nature. Yet, we have all this religious dogma and tradition built into society that says we are. As someone else said, a lot of the importance on monogamy is a result of having no other means to trace lineage in a society that places high value on that lineage. Today, we still place a lot of importance on lineage, but we also have birth control and dna testing. It is true, as someone else said, that cheating happens when something is missing. However, I think it is impossible to expect one person to be able to give you everything you need. I have respect for people who choose to sacrifice some… [cont.]
Answered by sky - Fri Dec 18 07:15:09 2009
Erotomania?? who is at risk, me or the people around me?
Q. Erotomania- is when the person stalking you believes that you are in love with them and have some kind of relationship with them.. i'm being stalked and this is what i think is going on with the guy at my school... but now i'm really worried because he is starting to follow my friends... does anyone know what he might be up to now??
Asked by Diana P - Thu Jan 29 14:31:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Erotomania- is when the person stalking you believes that you are in love with them and have some kind of relationship with them.. i'm being stalked and this is what i think is going on with the guy at my school... but now i'm really worried because he is starting to follow my friends... does anyone know what he might be up to now??
Asked by Diana P - Thu Jan 29 14:31:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
I have erotomania or de Clerambault syndrome. Tips on overcoming it please?
Q. I have erotomania or de Clerambault syndrome. Tips on overcoming it please?
Asked by Cat Woman - Wed Feb 18 06:36:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So who do you think is in love with you? To overcome this, you need to constantly send them love letters, candies, roses. Then when you are classified as a stalker, you will be arrested LOL. Good Luck with that!
Answered by Pray'n 4 Jay - Wed Feb 18 06:41:38 2009
Q. I have erotomania or de Clerambault syndrome. Tips on overcoming it please?
Asked by Cat Woman - Wed Feb 18 06:36:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So who do you think is in love with you? To overcome this, you need to constantly send them love letters, candies, roses. Then when you are classified as a stalker, you will be arrested LOL. Good Luck with that!
Answered by Pray'n 4 Jay - Wed Feb 18 06:41:38 2009
is it possible for a person to develop erotomania...?
Q. from being rejected by someone in the past. example: an 18 year old girl is in love with a middle age guy who doesn't love her the same way and then she is convinced, after meeting a local singer, that the singer is in love with her, when he is not. ...not just anyone, but someone who has been rejected and possibly have Borderline
Asked by SMILE! Ur on Candid Camera! - Fri Oct 16 23:20:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anything's conceivable when you're dealing with the mind. It could well be that the girl was suffering from erotomania before the singer, when she was in love with the middle aged man. Is this girl so desperate for someone to love her that she's liable to home in on anyone? There could be underlying psychiatric problems here and it wouldn't be a bad idea to chat to a professional. Best wishes, Mike
Answered by Mbizo - Fri Oct 16 23:37:58 2009
Q. from being rejected by someone in the past. example: an 18 year old girl is in love with a middle age guy who doesn't love her the same way and then she is convinced, after meeting a local singer, that the singer is in love with her, when he is not. ...not just anyone, but someone who has been rejected and possibly have Borderline
Asked by SMILE! Ur on Candid Camera! - Fri Oct 16 23:20:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anything's conceivable when you're dealing with the mind. It could well be that the girl was suffering from erotomania before the singer, when she was in love with the middle aged man. Is this girl so desperate for someone to love her that she's liable to home in on anyone? There could be underlying psychiatric problems here and it wouldn't be a bad idea to chat to a professional. Best wishes, Mike
Answered by Mbizo - Fri Oct 16 23:37:58 2009
Is there a mental illness where you fall in love with a stranger?
Q. I don't mean erotomania. Like, you stalk someone and you don't know them, or think they love you but you're in love with them?
Asked by Black Mariah - Mon Jan 18 03:49:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Infatuation, fanstasy lust.
Answered by Nemo - Mon Jan 18 03:57:24 2010
Q. I don't mean erotomania. Like, you stalk someone and you don't know them, or think they love you but you're in love with them?
Asked by Black Mariah - Mon Jan 18 03:49:46 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Infatuation, fanstasy lust.
Answered by Nemo - Mon Jan 18 03:57:24 2010
Is a person who thinks is married to Jesus delusional?
Q. What would this be considered a religious delusion, grandiose, or erotomania?
Asked by operajester - Sun Jun 13 22:43:15 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you mean Nuns? No, they are not delusional.
Answered by serenity_now! - Mon Jun 14 04:28:48 2010
Q. What would this be considered a religious delusion, grandiose, or erotomania?
Asked by operajester - Sun Jun 13 22:43:15 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you mean Nuns? No, they are not delusional.
Answered by serenity_now! - Mon Jun 14 04:28:48 2010
Am I suffering from erotomania? Or, are these valid coincidences....read details below?
Q. I am afraid that I am suffering from the delusional disorder called "erotomania". But before I comit to seeing a psychiatrist I need an oppinion from the general public. I don't want to take meds if I don't need them but I also don't want to imagine something this grandiose ever again. This is an interestingly detailed yet long story. But I need your help! Do me a big favor. ? Please analyze this carefully before giving me your true opinion. I am very delicate and horrified at the thought that I might be delusional. Thanks for your time. I believed for awhile that a famous rock star is secretly in love with me but we have never met. I've come to accept that this is a delusion but are these coicidences strong enough to excuse me from this… [cont.]
Asked by glacier - Thu Oct 23 12:24:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you're a visual and imaginative person, who has provided (unknowingly) another imaginative person with some serious inspiration :P He's used your ideas. It's as simple as that. When you post material on the net, which is a public domain, you run the risk that someone will pick it up either in whole or use parts to form thier own work from. I think you're thinking too deeply into this encounter. If he remembered you or was interested, I suspect he would have contacted you by now, and would definitely have recognised you! What you do towards him now is entirely up to you, but wouldn't you feel better obsessing over somebody closer to home and a touch more...ahem...*accessible * :) Like a nice, hunky boyfriend, for example :P
Answered by Rose - Thu Oct 23 12:45:29 2008
Q. I am afraid that I am suffering from the delusional disorder called "erotomania". But before I comit to seeing a psychiatrist I need an oppinion from the general public. I don't want to take meds if I don't need them but I also don't want to imagine something this grandiose ever again. This is an interestingly detailed yet long story. But I need your help! Do me a big favor. ? Please analyze this carefully before giving me your true opinion. I am very delicate and horrified at the thought that I might be delusional. Thanks for your time. I believed for awhile that a famous rock star is secretly in love with me but we have never met. I've come to accept that this is a delusion but are these coicidences strong enough to excuse me from this… [cont.]
Asked by glacier - Thu Oct 23 12:24:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you're a visual and imaginative person, who has provided (unknowingly) another imaginative person with some serious inspiration :P He's used your ideas. It's as simple as that. When you post material on the net, which is a public domain, you run the risk that someone will pick it up either in whole or use parts to form thier own work from. I think you're thinking too deeply into this encounter. If he remembered you or was interested, I suspect he would have contacted you by now, and would definitely have recognised you! What you do towards him now is entirely up to you, but wouldn't you feel better obsessing over somebody closer to home and a touch more...ahem...*accessible * :) Like a nice, hunky boyfriend, for example :P
Answered by Rose - Thu Oct 23 12:45:29 2008
What's the difference between being a Christian and having a delusional disorder?
Q. Delusional disorder may typically be one of the following types: Erotomanic Type (see erotomania): delusion that another person, usually of higher status, is in love with the individual. Grandiose Type: delusion of inflated worth, power, knowledge, identity, or special relationship to a deity or famous person (e.g. see Jerusalem syndrome)
Asked by Black Atheist - Thu Feb 8 08:47:47 2007 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People with delusional disorders have complicating factors that prevent them from functioning normally.
Answered by NH Baritone - Thu Feb 8 08:50:41 2007
Q. Delusional disorder may typically be one of the following types: Erotomanic Type (see erotomania): delusion that another person, usually of higher status, is in love with the individual. Grandiose Type: delusion of inflated worth, power, knowledge, identity, or special relationship to a deity or famous person (e.g. see Jerusalem syndrome)
Asked by Black Atheist - Thu Feb 8 08:47:47 2007 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People with delusional disorders have complicating factors that prevent them from functioning normally.
Answered by NH Baritone - Thu Feb 8 08:50:41 2007
What do you think of this quote?
Q. "It is difficult to resist the conclusion that 20th century man is trying to abolish himself. Tired of the struggle to be himself, he has created boredom out of his own affluence, impotence out of his own erotomania, and vulnerability out of his own strength. He himself blows the trumpet that brings the walls of his own city crashing down until at last, having educated himself into imbecility, having drugged and polluted himself into stupefaction, he keels over a weary, battered old brontosaurus and becomes extint" ---Malcolm Muggeridge
Asked by aedgagt - Mon Mar 19 17:20:33 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow. I had never read that before and even though I don't agree with it completely, I certainly do like it and will consider it further. I just haven't become a complete skeptic yet. I've just recently polished my sense of sarcasm to a fine finish. Chances are the author also doesn't see HIMSELF as a part of the group he describes. The view always seems better from on high.
Answered by coop - Mon Mar 19 18:00:58 2007
Q. "It is difficult to resist the conclusion that 20th century man is trying to abolish himself. Tired of the struggle to be himself, he has created boredom out of his own affluence, impotence out of his own erotomania, and vulnerability out of his own strength. He himself blows the trumpet that brings the walls of his own city crashing down until at last, having educated himself into imbecility, having drugged and polluted himself into stupefaction, he keels over a weary, battered old brontosaurus and becomes extint" ---Malcolm Muggeridge
Asked by aedgagt - Mon Mar 19 17:20:33 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow. I had never read that before and even though I don't agree with it completely, I certainly do like it and will consider it further. I just haven't become a complete skeptic yet. I've just recently polished my sense of sarcasm to a fine finish. Chances are the author also doesn't see HIMSELF as a part of the group he describes. The view always seems better from on high.
Answered by coop - Mon Mar 19 18:00:58 2007
I have days when I seem to "get off" on any contact I have with women, even if it's just a shallow?
Q. conversation--is it possible that could be considered "Erotomania"??
Asked by soft honesty - Tue Apr 28 08:44:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be in a situation that is precluding you from releasing the sexual tension that you are feeling. Find an outlet for that sexual tension, even if the process is functionally unitary.
Answered by robertminidriver - Fri May 1 13:49:39 2009
Q. conversation--is it possible that could be considered "Erotomania"??
Asked by soft honesty - Tue Apr 28 08:44:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be in a situation that is precluding you from releasing the sexual tension that you are feeling. Find an outlet for that sexual tension, even if the process is functionally unitary.
Answered by robertminidriver - Fri May 1 13:49:39 2009
can you list as many phobias, phelliacs and manias that you can think of?
Q. for example aracnophobia, acustaphiliac, erotomania ect
Asked by omissy2005 - Wed Apr 4 08:16:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agoraphobia Fear of Open Spaces - While there are many definitions under this heading, it is the limitation of leaving certain environments. For some this means being confined to their home and for others it is traveling within a certain miles radius of where they live. When the root cause of this fear is lifted, the comfort zone begins to expand Amaxophobia* Fear of driving or riding in vehicles - the inability of riding or entering an automobile, either as a driver or a passenger. This means avoiding vehicles at any cost. Androphobia Fear of men - The fear of coming in contract with, engaging in activities or becoming intimate with men. Apiphobia* Fear of bees - In extreme cases, just the mention of a bee can trigger an attack.… [cont.]
Answered by AnnabelleKay - Wed Apr 4 08:20:11 2007
Q. for example aracnophobia, acustaphiliac, erotomania ect
Asked by omissy2005 - Wed Apr 4 08:16:23 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Agoraphobia Fear of Open Spaces - While there are many definitions under this heading, it is the limitation of leaving certain environments. For some this means being confined to their home and for others it is traveling within a certain miles radius of where they live. When the root cause of this fear is lifted, the comfort zone begins to expand Amaxophobia* Fear of driving or riding in vehicles - the inability of riding or entering an automobile, either as a driver or a passenger. This means avoiding vehicles at any cost. Androphobia Fear of men - The fear of coming in contract with, engaging in activities or becoming intimate with men. Apiphobia* Fear of bees - In extreme cases, just the mention of a bee can trigger an attack.… [cont.]
Answered by AnnabelleKay - Wed Apr 4 08:20:11 2007
Can anyone tell me if they know of any other types of delusions other than: ?
Q. Somatic delusion Religious delusion : Persecutory delusions Grandiose delusion Delusion of control Nihilistic delusion Delusional jealousy (or delusion of infidelity Delusion of guilt or sin (or delusion of self-accusation): Delusion of mind being read Delusion of reference Erotomania Grandiose delusion Persecutory delusions Turabosis
Asked by gigiheart1 - Sat Oct 11 20:49:20 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, there are an unlimited amount because you can have a delusion of anything.
Answered by Turn Your Lights Down Low - Sat Oct 11 20:56:28 2008
Q. Somatic delusion Religious delusion : Persecutory delusions Grandiose delusion Delusion of control Nihilistic delusion Delusional jealousy (or delusion of infidelity Delusion of guilt or sin (or delusion of self-accusation): Delusion of mind being read Delusion of reference Erotomania Grandiose delusion Persecutory delusions Turabosis
Asked by gigiheart1 - Sat Oct 11 20:49:20 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, there are an unlimited amount because you can have a delusion of anything.
Answered by Turn Your Lights Down Low - Sat Oct 11 20:56:28 2008
So people.What comes to mind when i say?...?
Q. Erotomania?... Hmmm. C'mon...spill... Thank You fro Your answers...
Asked by unknown - Thu Nov 2 20:55:15 2006 - - 30 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Naughty naughty. Lots of fun to be had.
Answered by ~SSIRREN~ - Thu Nov 2 20:57:00 2006
Q. Erotomania?... Hmmm. C'mon...spill... Thank You fro Your answers...
Asked by unknown - Thu Nov 2 20:55:15 2006 - - 30 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Naughty naughty. Lots of fun to be had.
Answered by ~SSIRREN~ - Thu Nov 2 20:57:00 2006
R&P: Will You Take The Massive Music Survey?
Q. Which is better? STP: Between The Lines or Big Bang Baby Layne Staley: Rooster or River Of Deceit? Neil Young: Cortez The Killer or Like A Hurricane? Dream Theater: Erotomania or Space Dye Vest? Duran Duran: The Chauffer or Save A Prayer? The Stones: Satisfaction or 2000 Light Years From Home? Led Zeppelin: Tangerine or Gallows Pole? Wolfmother: Where Eagles Have Been or Mind's Eye? REM: South Central Rain or Losing My Religion? Metallica: Battery or The Four Horsemen? Nightwish: Nemo or Amaranth? Pink Floyd: Careful With That Axe Eugene or Learning To Fly? Lynyrd Skynyrd: Tuesday's Gone or The Needle And The Spoon? G&R: Used To Love Her or Rocket Queen? NIN: Head Like A Hole or Closer? The Clash: Rock The Casbah or White Riot? Iron… [cont.]
Asked by Cold - Tue Jun 1 22:30:01 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no, i will not take the massive music survey.
Answered by sugaree - Tue Jun 1 22:32:43 2010
Q. Which is better? STP: Between The Lines or Big Bang Baby Layne Staley: Rooster or River Of Deceit? Neil Young: Cortez The Killer or Like A Hurricane? Dream Theater: Erotomania or Space Dye Vest? Duran Duran: The Chauffer or Save A Prayer? The Stones: Satisfaction or 2000 Light Years From Home? Led Zeppelin: Tangerine or Gallows Pole? Wolfmother: Where Eagles Have Been or Mind's Eye? REM: South Central Rain or Losing My Religion? Metallica: Battery or The Four Horsemen? Nightwish: Nemo or Amaranth? Pink Floyd: Careful With That Axe Eugene or Learning To Fly? Lynyrd Skynyrd: Tuesday's Gone or The Needle And The Spoon? G&R: Used To Love Her or Rocket Queen? NIN: Head Like A Hole or Closer? The Clash: Rock The Casbah or White Riot? Iron… [cont.]
Asked by Cold - Tue Jun 1 22:30:01 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no, i will not take the massive music survey.
Answered by sugaree - Tue Jun 1 22:32:43 2010
My friend is cutting himself. Help please?
Q. Hi, I'm 15 and so is my friend. My friend has like this girl now for almost a year. He has literally been obsessing over her, the problem is, she doesn't like him, goes out with loads of other people and flirts with even more. He is so obsessed and cannot forget about her, even though he should, and she's just a terrible flirt. He keeps photo albums of her, has her as his computer and phone wallpaper etc. I was starting to think he had erotomania. Anyway, today he came to school in a bad way. He had carved her name into both his arms with a knife, and had also cut himself all the way down the arms, just interlacing lines and then her name. What do you think I should do? I am also suspecting it could be to do with smoking weed. Since he's… [cont.]
Asked by Mark - Fri May 21 19:09:26 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He needs to talk to his parents or the guidance counselor at school. He could get a serious infection from cutting himself. Tell him to stop wasting his time on this girl that flirts with everyone and find someone who seems to like him. Let him know you are worried about him and care. Good Luck.
Answered by Hopefully Helpful - Tue May 25 18:28:59 2010
Q. Hi, I'm 15 and so is my friend. My friend has like this girl now for almost a year. He has literally been obsessing over her, the problem is, she doesn't like him, goes out with loads of other people and flirts with even more. He is so obsessed and cannot forget about her, even though he should, and she's just a terrible flirt. He keeps photo albums of her, has her as his computer and phone wallpaper etc. I was starting to think he had erotomania. Anyway, today he came to school in a bad way. He had carved her name into both his arms with a knife, and had also cut himself all the way down the arms, just interlacing lines and then her name. What do you think I should do? I am also suspecting it could be to do with smoking weed. Since he's… [cont.]
Asked by Mark - Fri May 21 19:09:26 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He needs to talk to his parents or the guidance counselor at school. He could get a serious infection from cutting himself. Tell him to stop wasting his time on this girl that flirts with everyone and find someone who seems to like him. Let him know you are worried about him and care. Good Luck.
Answered by Hopefully Helpful - Tue May 25 18:28:59 2010
how can i start over after doing pretty bad at community college?
Q. I got accepted to waynesburg university my senior year but decided to stay home and take classes at community college because we couldn't afford the tuition and a lot of personal stuff had went on so that was my best choice for the moment. Well I became depressed over my moms health as she came out of remission and might have needed a liver transplant. She has a condition called auto- immune hepatitis which is where her own immune system attacks her liver. I stopped going to some classes I felt were "pointless" or the one class bc the professor was a pervert and every literature class he'd incorporate a talk about sex. One thesis statement was for Hamlet And it said something about Ophelia having erotomania which my professor said means "a [cont.]
Asked by Lovemyhubbyandson - Sun Jun 13 20:04:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I got accepted to waynesburg university my senior year but decided to stay home and take classes at community college because we couldn't afford the tuition and a lot of personal stuff had went on so that was my best choice for the moment. Well I became depressed over my moms health as she came out of remission and might have needed a liver transplant. She has a condition called auto- immune hepatitis which is where her own immune system attacks her liver. I stopped going to some classes I felt were "pointless" or the one class bc the professor was a pervert and every literature class he'd incorporate a talk about sex. One thesis statement was for Hamlet And it said something about Ophelia having erotomania which my professor said means "a [cont.]
Asked by Lovemyhubbyandson - Sun Jun 13 20:04:49 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Am I suffering from erotomania? Or, are these valid coincidences....read details below?
Q. I am afraid that I am suffering from the delusional disorder called "erotomania". But before I comit to seeing a psychiatrist I need an oppinion from the general public. I don't want to take meds if I don't need them but I also don't want to imagine something this grandiose ever again. This is an interestingly detailed yet long story. But I need your help! I believe that a famous rock star is secretly in love with me but we have never met. Several years ago before he became famous I went to his concert. Before and during the show he was staring at me for a long period of time but I would never look back at him because I'm shy. It was a small venue of about 50 people. I sang along and was obviously completely taken by his music. When the… [cont.]
Asked by glacier - Thu Oct 23 00:02:20 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 6 months of not thinking of or about this person, delete and throw anything in connection with this person and visit a counsellor. If you still feel the same way after 6 months of non rumination, then ask your counsellor if they think you need someone who can prescribe you something. If it was real, you would not need to ask...maybe wishful thinking and too much rumination Good Luck
Answered by Gattino - Thu Oct 23 00:21:53 2008
Q. I am afraid that I am suffering from the delusional disorder called "erotomania". But before I comit to seeing a psychiatrist I need an oppinion from the general public. I don't want to take meds if I don't need them but I also don't want to imagine something this grandiose ever again. This is an interestingly detailed yet long story. But I need your help! I believe that a famous rock star is secretly in love with me but we have never met. Several years ago before he became famous I went to his concert. Before and during the show he was staring at me for a long period of time but I would never look back at him because I'm shy. It was a small venue of about 50 people. I sang along and was obviously completely taken by his music. When the… [cont.]
Asked by glacier - Thu Oct 23 00:02:20 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 6 months of not thinking of or about this person, delete and throw anything in connection with this person and visit a counsellor. If you still feel the same way after 6 months of non rumination, then ask your counsellor if they think you need someone who can prescribe you something. If it was real, you would not need to ask...maybe wishful thinking and too much rumination Good Luck
Answered by Gattino - Thu Oct 23 00:21:53 2008
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