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For anon asking about Somatic Symptom Disorder, I have it, but I don't quite know about the connection between it and auditory and visual hallucinations. I feel like it might be connected somehow? But anxiety is a big part of both these things so they may not be directly connected. 😮 I'm interested to know this as well now though.
For somatic symptom disorder anon!
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Cliché and Clarity
Just another teenage post about finding your self.....
Who am I, yes i know cliché.....but the truth is most teenagers don't know who they are, we are changing so much, so many mood swing, hormones, social media and pressure so how do we know? There are defiantly defining point to people things that define us for me art, fashion... but after that i really don't know. Im one of those odd international kids that was born in Scotland, grew up in Kenya moved to Denmark for a bit, now in Scotland but my parents are British and danish however they grew up in Africa and originated from Southafrica. So to me I'm Kenyan but the sad thing is i will never be Kenyan to the outside person because i don't have the passport or the skin colour. Yet i do speck the language..... so the place I associate most with will never be the place I am from. Dose your nationality define you?
Recently I've found my self questioning my identity more and more, wondering what is it that makes me, me? But is it alright not to know? so many questions that even if i did get the answer and the certainty would i like it would it add any sort of clarity to my life?
