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Paranoid_tr
Age:
28
Хроническая депрессия?
The author describes long-term difficulties with emotional regulation, including aggression, irritability, and a tendency to cry. Since adolescence, they have experienced episodes of unexplained sadness, low self-esteem, and suicidal thoughts. Currently, despite an outwardly stable family life, they are often overwhelmed by deep sadness and nostalgia, and even positive moments are accompanied by painful melancholy and an acute awareness of life's fleeting nature. The author asks whether such states are normal and whether they should seek treatment.
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