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Fresh Poster  | on 09:02PM at Jul 9th, 2007 I doubt my humor sometimes. I always had a cynical, sarcastic type humor which people laughed at.
but every now and then I feel like something I would find hilarious, people would not find funny at all but stupid. and with that comes like a fear of rejection, type thing. as in "what if they don't find it funny?"
I dunno, is this other voice paranoia, logic, or what? please don't say a mixture of the two o_o
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| Fresh Poster  | on 09:54PM at Jul 9th, 2007 I don't think it is paranoia. It is truth. What you find amusing will not appeal to everyone, but likewise there is bound to be someone out there that shares your sense of humor. There are varied forms of humor for this specific reason. Just say what you want. Laugh at whatever you find funny, so long as it doesn't involve killing bunnies, and be happy that you find something worth laughing about. |
| Fresh Poster  | on 10:27PM at Jul 9th, 2007 lol well i say stupid things all the time and people find it funny so i suggest you say what you think is funny and people will find it amusing either way. maybe it's because you haven't said anything funny for a while you think that you've changed when you probably haven't |
| Fresh Poster  | on 10:28PM at Jul 9th, 2007 not paranoia just fear of not fitting in. just be you. laughing makes you live longer anyway, don't hold back, we're all different
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| Fresh Poster  | on 10:43PM at Jul 9th, 2007 I suppose it is kind of paranoia because what you're describing is anxiety about whether or not people are going to find you funny. Anxiety, along with fear, is the key component of paranoia.
What you have to remember is that different people will find different things funny. What might be side-splittingly hilarious to one person might be stupid and annoying to somebody else. But at the end of the day, who cares? You need to get back to believing in yourself. You are funny, and that's what counts.
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| Fresh Poster  | on 09:16AM at Aug 11th, 2007 People laugh at the things I say a lot and I'm not trying to be funny. I could get paranoid about that but I just join in and pretend I'm a comedian. When I try to be funny nobody laughs, then I feel stupid. Its not logical, its not paranoia, its just life. |
| Fresh Poster  | on 09:18AM at Aug 11th, 2007 People laugh at the things I say a lot and I'm not trying to be funny. I could get paranoid about that but I just join in and pretend I'm a comedian. When I try to be funny nobody laughs, then I feel stupid. Its not logical, its not paranoia, its just life. |
| Fresh Poster  | on 02:42PM at Dec 23rd, 2007 All I did to get over the "what if it's not funny thing" is whenever I truly found something funny myself, I would repeat it... or state it if it's the frst time. What a concept! The whole idea is to have more faith in what you believe. Apply that thinking to many areas of life and you will see wondrous things happen. Last edited on 02:43PM at Dec 23rd, 2007; edited a total of 1 time |
| Fresh Poster  | on 08:29PM at Jan 18th, 2008 Paranoia is a tough disease to tackle. And it is a disease in my humble opinion. I have been seeing a shrink for 5 years now. The last med he prescribed was Ambien. He thinks if I get some sleep I might get less paranoid. So far it hasnt done much, as a matter of fact I found my self forcing me to stay awake anyway.
Im constantly afraid someone will break into our house
Im constantly worried that someone is watching me
And finally, I am terrified to be alone.
I was never depressed or paranoid until I hurt my self and am now disabled. All they do is keep pumping in meds........starting to get paranoid about the meds now as well................Im beginning to think that paranoia is a state of mind and a lifestyle. It has to be, seems that is the only way to handle it. |
| Fresh Poster  | on 10:08PM at Oct 6th, 2009 I am also very particular when it comes to the security of our home. I'm afraid that somebody will be able to get in the house and kill us while we sleep. So, I usually check on our locks every once in a while, so i rarely sleep> in addition to that, I easily wake up whenever I hear something. Not sure if that's paranoia though. Like docholiday i also believe that it is a state of mind. | |
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