Can depression affect the whole personality?
Depression can't depression doesCan be small or big, but affect.Depression is a chronic illness that do not have a cure.But can be treated and controlled.Depression is a weakness in some glands of your brain and the limbic system.They are linked with your emotions and affect you ability to feel good and energy.I wold like to say that people who born without the predisposition will never get Depression, but is possible to weaken you body with an strong inflammation that affect your limbic system or cancer.Depression comes with a light delusional state that usually comes with fear of being socially reject, send to a mental institution, abandoned by the loved ones and that depression will disappear reaching a goal, like a dream job and launch a book. If a people with depression feel to be crazy can have sure, because believe in those kind of thing is madness.Everybody who fight for a goal in the hope to magically vanish the depression jut end guilt for trowing so much time and effort in a meaningless pursuit.Exercises and eating properly can weak a lot the symptoms, also with the right medication can totally disappear.Also stay away from anything who trigger the depression.Many people overcome depression living in a controlled environment without nothing to trigger.Also you can train your mind to not care and have happy thoughts.Exercises, heath food, environment without triggers, train your mind and medicines.That weak the symptoms and whit a lot of people end for good.Some people dont end, but those are the ones who need the most.But take care, because can come back.
Do you hide your real personality? Why?
I hide my real personality,for the past four years because to be frank. People started looking at me like a Messiah or some godly being that knew it all. Always had the best clothes, smelled like roses,laughing,giving advice, encouraging people to be a better version of themselves. And it started to drain me,once someone knew me they'd latch on tight never letting go.I was the guy who had 20 people visit me all in a few days,being invited to everything people paying my way. Secret admirers, everyone running to me for advice. I honestly was tired of it, I don't have an ego and it felt like I was gaining one,so I stopped doing everything I love to do and became quiet,re-served, stopped dressing nicely, even skipped showering. I became boring and uninteresting on purpose.Just to get a breather, people seriously thought I was perfect and didn't leave me be, still amazingly people still gravitated towards the fake me. So I turned up the hiding and became rude and unresponsive to people trying to get to know me. It caused me numerous problems though,I borderline regret hiding who I was because people still wanted to be around me when I went cave man mode.So I hid my personality for rest,I felt like a celebrity and didn't like it one bit. The praise I got made me feel uneasy.I'm also really good at technology and I create music/sing so people had to know me. My family would rave about to strangers, I do regret this now. Should've just went with it,maybe a higher being gave me THESE gifts for a reason.I encouraged people to reach their dreams,dress better,be outgoing. The works, now people think I'm autistic and a slob with no talents. Lol,secretly being a mastermind of my own demise in short. They'll never know who I really am,oh well I'm nearly 30 and I've saw the socialite life. If I wanted to I'd turn my personality back on. But I do like being in peace and left to my devices.Now I'm my biggest fan and it doesn't bother me one inch. I am free to dress in thift clothing, ignore old friends and work. The freedom is quite liberating.
Does lexapro change your mood/personality?
I myself have used lexapro. My friend's doctor told her that it would make her more sleepy and not want to do anything besides sleep and basically hide from her day, so she decided not to try it. However, my doctor gave it to me and I felt a HUGE difference within 2 days of starting it. It made me feel soooo much better and only changed my mood for the better. It made me feel happier! Definitely not bad from my experience.
Are there any link between major depression and sociopathy?
I would say so. Many sociopaths are rejected or feel rejected at a young age and before they know why they are so different. If they share thoughts like how the Holocaust was a good thing because it slowed the chance of overpopulation, the sociopath will often be called "cold" or "disrespectful" all the while they think what they said is perfectly normal to them. Things like this can cause the sociopath to feel lonely and depressed because it may not be normal in the real world to think the way they do. A lot of this depression happens at younger ages before they accept their self. Eventually if they do rise above their problems, they often feel deep hatred for those who cast him aside. They can suddenly have urges to physically are mentally harm the people who did them wrong. Depending on the sociopaths mental health, they may control these urges and hide their true personality with a mask that is more acceptable in society or that person go into a fit of rage and start harming people without a pinch of guilt.I speak from my own experiences.
Does declawing a cat really change there personality?
Yes, it calms them down because they don't stress about nails and clawing objects so they don't have to reduce nails. I see the difference between our clawed and are de clawed cats. They also tend to be less territorial. They don't try to pee on all objects they tend to stay cleaner in hygiene. It really won't bug your cat. It may hurt for awhile but its better than your cat growing out nails then trying not to stick to the carpet when running around. They hate when you have to clip there nails. So make the most of out of. That cat will love you all the same :)
Do I have the personality for an engineer?
So I'm a girl and I'm really outgoing. I know this is a wired question, but I have been told that if I pursue a degree in engineering I will become all depressed because everyone isn't as "jolly" and dont have bright personalities. Is this true? I love meeting people and talking to people and I'm just a people person all around, so is engineering that introverted of a field? I am currently a freshmen at a state school thinking of switching majors. I don't mind math, but I do love writing, anyways, it's just that I'm worried my personality will change and I won't be all bubbly after dealing with engineers the rest of my life. (btw I'm looking into civil and environmental engineering)
Why do some people hide their depression?
I think that some depressed people may hide their depression for a few different reasons:There is a social stigma around depression that says that it is your fault if you have it. Society blames the person instead of the disease. Depressed people may be afraid that others will think of them as weak.They don't want to be a burden to their family and friends.Hiding their depression may provide them with an escape from the inevitable therapy, long drawn-out talks with family members about their depression, and possible questioning over the authenticity of their problem.They plan on killing themselves and don't want people to know. If a severely depressed person in therapy seems like they miraculously recovered overnight, be cautious because this is often when they are most likely to kill themselves.People with mental disorders sometimes believe that nobody will understand their problem, which is completely untrue. A large portion of therapists are people who used to have mental disorders and decided to help other people because of it.Keeping their depression to themselves is less painful that coming out about it. Of course, there are probably other possibilities that I didn't think of. I hope that in the future we can eliminate this stigma around depression. We need more people who are shameless about their problems, willing to talk openly about it to anyone. Being depressed doesn't mean you are weak. And if there are a few people who think as much when you tell them that you are depressed, then those are people who you don't want to associate yourself with. I used to have OCD. I was ashamed of it and never even told my parents. I've since recovered from it, and now I'm completely open about my experience in the hopes to inspire others to not feel ashamed. In front of my Abnormal Psychology class of 400, I told them about the dark times I endured. To my surprise, nobody even seemed to make a big deal out of it; maybe they have had problems of their own.