I think I have a social anxiety disorder but I don't need a cure ?!

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from what you said, im sure you dont have social anxiety disorder. people not talking to you is not a sign of social anxiety disorder. what you feel when people dont talk to you is probably not SAD. if you had it you would dread being around anyone and constantly feel tense and anxious. maybe youre being bullied or just mistreated, it happens to people.

You do need a cure. You don't have to live the way you are living, which is miserable. I have diagnosed social phobia. I know how awful it is. You need to find a therapist to talk to, and there are meds out there that can help, too. You will only be lonely forever, never find love and die alone if you don't want to help yourself. Take care of YOU!!

kore

1 Absolutely not you just have to keep trying and keeping putting out and effort (don't try the same kids over and over they're are still not gonna like you for you cause well there a**hole teenagers) so try new people and keep your head up
Well all the others are pretty much the same so i'll just answer them all and that is Only if you allow it to happen no one can stop you from being happy and finding love but you if you want love and look hard enough you'll find it
If you need help still you can always talk to a therapist or a school councilor they can help you and can make understand things a bit better and less confused

No to all your questions dood. I like you suffer from extreme social anxiety, and a few other mental illnesses. Anyways I feel I am getting better at the moment I'm on some anti-depressants. I tried other kinds and they didn't do nothing. You gotta keep tryin different kinds to find one that works for you. Mental illness is thought to be associated with a lack of seratonin, your brain doesn't produce as much as most peoples. Excercising 30 mins a day will bring your seratonin levels up and will give you better self image. You can also research up on anxiety problems which will give you a better understanding of why it is happening. Some people find talking to a counselor or therapist works good too, although I had a hard time with that. Hope I helped in any way.

No, you won't be alone forever. There is hope for you, don't ever forget that.

These are some signs and symptoms of depression:

1. Feeling sad and/or anxious most of the time
2. Changes in eating and sleeping habits
3. Social withdrawal from friends and family
4. Loss of interest in activities once enjoyed
5. Suicidal thinking or actions
6. Significant changes in weight (2 lbs or more)
7. Fatigue


If any of these sound like you, I would advise seeking help from a professional. There are people out there who are trained to deal with issues such as these, so talking to a counselor may be a good idea for you. Good luck!