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10-10-2006, 04:54 PM
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Re: What do you call this?mental disease?
I guess my point (if I had one)was that it's a pretty common problem many people go through at some point (typically during the teenage years) and not neccessarily indicative of a mental disorder.
While social anxiety disorders are a real problem, social anxiety by itself is not. And anxiety over the opposite sex is probably the most common normal social axiety of all. I like the idea of moving it to psychology, except that is psychology that pertains to gambling. 
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10-10-2006, 05:06 PM
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Re: What do you call this?mental disease?
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I guess my point (if I had one)was that it's a pretty common problem many people go through at some point (typically during the teenage years) and not neccessarily indicative of a mental disorder. While social anxiety disorders are a real problem, social anxiety by itself is not. And anxiety over the opposite sex is probably the most common normal social axiety of all. I like the idea of moving it to psychology, except that is psychology that pertains to gambling. [/ QUOTE ] Ok, Mr. Science, are you now going to try and tell me that cooties isn't a real infection?
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10-10-2006, 05:07 PM
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Re: What do you call this?mental disease?
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[ QUOTE ] I guess my point (if I had one)was that it's a pretty common problem many people go through at some point (typically during the teenage years) and not neccessarily indicative of a mental disorder. While social anxiety disorders are a real problem, social anxiety by itself is not. And anxiety over the opposite sex is probably the most common normal social axiety of all. I like the idea of moving it to psychology, except that is psychology that pertains to gambling. [/ QUOTE ] Ok, Mr. Science, are you now going to try and tell me that cooties isn't a real infection? [/ QUOTE ] You didn't cover cooties in med school yet? Where are you - Grenada?
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10-10-2006, 05:10 PM
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Re: What do you call this?mental disease?
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I like the idea of moving it to psychology, except that is psychology that pertains to gambling. [/ QUOTE ] Considering that OP will need to gamble to resolve this issue... Seriously, for some this isn't a dilemma age cures. Stalkers, etc. probably have this trait worsen with age. Or the machinery they handle gets heavier. Ugly dilemma at any age.
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#15
10-11-2006, 12:54 AM
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Re: What do you call this?mental disease?
yeah,it's a problem of psychology...
but persons who are interested in math,science and philosophy are the smartest ones, smart and sensitive,aint they? Your usually good at analyse and you always find a resonable answer for any problem. Im not 14,but 41.
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10-11-2006, 04:46 AM
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Re: What do you call this?mental disease?
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hi,I was wondering what do you call this situation-you like somebody a lot but dare not tell him/her nor even talk to him/her a word. He/she is in your mind all day and all night and drive you crazy. How do you call this? Is it a mental disease? What could you do but to escape from him/her? Have you had ever run upon this situation? What did you do to tackle it? [/ QUOTE ] If carried to pathological extremes, it's a variety of social anxiety disorder. At normal levels, it's called life.
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