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Has anyone else ever experienced this annoying detached feeling that is supposedly a symptom of anxiety? At least, my therapist told me it is. It's not the emotional detachment...just a general feeling of being in a dream-like state, sort of. Unless you have experienced it, it's hard to explain. But I've had this, on and off, for over three months now. It tends to get worse when I'm worrying about something (like my upcoming SAT test I have to take next month). Around 9 PMPremenstrual syndrome Relieving pms, the feeling goes away almost 80%, usually. It never fully goes away, though. Does anyone else go through this, or am I the only one?
-Jim
I had it (and I'm assuming we had the same experience) when I was involved with a girl a few months back. Things weren't working out so well and I vividly remember going to class and starting into space with this dream world around me. I would sit and it was like nothing was going on. Just blank and cold. No one was there except me. It lasted a whole month and it didn't get better until I avoided the situation all together.
Yeah, I have also experineced that detached feeling that you describe. Is this a symptom of anxiety? I know exactly what you are talking about...almost like the world is passing you by while you are "stuck" in that very moment. It is a weird feeling.
I have indefinitely had the exact feeling. Mine started from a bad LSD experience, but i was eventually prescribed Ativan for anxiety. Which works rather well. I think it's safeSafe driving for teens Safe sex to say that the root of the "detatched" feeling IS anxiety. That's what you should be treating.
Any unnecessary stress going on?