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Hi, it’s normal to get really mad sometimes. It doesn’t always mean you have anger issues, but if you’re worried about it, talking to someone like a therapist can really help. It might give you some clarity and help you manage those feelings better.

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Hi, it sounds like you're going through a lot right now, and I can see how it must be tough to deal with these feelings of aggression, impulsivity, and anxiety. What you're describing is definitely serious, and I want to acknowledge that you took a step by talking about it here. The fact that you're reflecting on your behavior is a good start. But it might be helpful to reach out to a mental health professional who can really guide you through these emotions. A therapist or counselor could help you figure out where these feelings are coming from and help you manage them in a healthier way, especially since you're feeling stuck in your current lifestyle.

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Disorganized behavior can surely be tough to manage, but you're not alone in this. If you're feeling stuck or it's impacting your day-to-day life, it might be worth reaching out to someone like a therapist who can help you figure out what's going on. Sometimes just talking things through can make a big difference. Feel free to drop any other thoughts here.

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Hi, it’s tough when it feels like no one really gets your unique situation, especially when dealing with something as heavy as PTSD. I understand why you’d feel hesitant about therapy, but I don’t want you to lose hope just yet. Sometimes it’s about finding the right therapist who clicks with your needs. If you're open to it, you can reach out to us for a trial therapy session and see if one of our therapists feels like a better fit for your situation. You deserve the support that works for you.

@@therapymantra I had a decillions to one event of misfortune in the lottery. The man I gave my cat's other 2 kittens to in 2007 won the 3rd highest ever Euromillions jackpot of £108 million in 2014. I played it myself due to this. I came up with the next set of winning jackpot numbers 6 weeks later. I was unable to put them due to no pen, so got Lucky Dip instead, then all my numbers came up. Threw away £36 million and occurrence of not just 2 Euromillions winners in a row from the same town, but who share cats. Had a stroke later, and loads of other terrible things happen as a result. It's a long, messed up story. They need to compensate me for this nightmare. I am on disability with no money, so imagine you wouldn't want to help me due to this fact. Therapists want money obviously..

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Hey, you are not alone. If you need any help, we are here to help you. Please visit our website - therapymantra.co/

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That sounds incredibly stressful, and it must be hard to manage everything without the support you're hoping for from your parents. If your brother is losing control to the point where you feel like you need to restrain him, that's definitely a sign that professional help is needed. It might be something beyond anger issues, and a specialist could help understand what's triggering his behavior. I know it can be tough when family doesn’t listen, but maybe there’s another adult-like a trusted family member, teacher, or even a doctor-who could help you talk to your parents about getting your brother the care he needs. In the meantime, it’s really important to make sure both you and your brother are safe. If you ever feel things are escalating beyond what you can handle, don’t hesitate to reach out for emergency help.

I totally get where you're coming from, and you make a good point. Narcissistic Personality Disorder can definitely impact those around the person who has it, but it's also important to note that people with NPD can struggle with their own emotional pain and difficulties. It's not always as clear-cut as it seems. Sometimes, they may not even realize the effect their behavior has on others, or they might feel a lot of inner turmoil. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s a really important conversation to have.

Hi, just a quick reminder: this test is more of a fun, informal tool and isn't meant to diagnose anyone. If you're feeling uncertain about your results or have concerns, talking with a professional could give you more clarity.

i just don’t want to claim i am struggling with something i’m not

It sounds like your experience is valid, even if it doesn’t feel as intense as what others describe. Emetophobia can show up in different ways, and it’s totally okay to feel anxious about things like talking about vomiting or watching certain shows. It could be tied to that bad flu you had. You’re doing great by being self-aware. But if it’s affecting your daily life, it might be helpful to talk to someone about it. Take care.

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Hi, that means you're an introvert! And that's totally okay-being an introvert is just part of who you are. As long as it’s not holding you back or negatively impacting your life, there's absolutely nothing wrong with it. So embrace your introversion!

That's great to hear! Just remember, this video isn't a diagnosis-it's more of a general guide. If you're ever feeling like depression might be affecting you, it could be really helpful to talk to a therapist who can give you the support you deserve. Take care.

Hi, I hear you, dealing with anger can really be tough. Have you been able to try anything to manage it so far? Sometimes it helps to talk it out or find new strategies to cope. If you need some support or guidance, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Take care.

Hi, it can be tough to face these feelings, but acknowledging them is an important first step. If you ever want to talk or explore support options, we're here to help.

I hear you. It can be really tough dealing with those feelings. If you're open to it, talking to a therapist or counselor might help a lot.

Hi, just a reminder that this video isn’t a diagnosis-it's just a way to reflect on certain traits. If you’re feeling uncertain or have any concerns, it’s always a good idea to talk to a therapist who can offer professional guidance. Take care!

That's great to hear! If you're ever feeling unsure or just want someone to talk to, don't hesitate to reach out.

You’re welcome 😊

I totally get where you're coming from. Gender identity is such a complex and personal experience, and it's hard to capture all the nuances in a short test video with limited options. If you're finding yourself in that space, it might be helpful to explore those feelings further with a counselor or therapist who specializes in gender identity. It can really help in understanding yourself better.