Why People Get Depersonalization Disorder (Scariest Symptoms Explained)

[@franciscocenteno8784]

The most articulate and sensible description of DP/DR I’ve ever heard. I am 64 years old and originally acquired DP/DR at the age of nine. I’ve lived with on and off for decades. Fabulous insight on your part. Keep up the good work!

[@lucindamccarthy5863]

Just what I just thought! Such an insight, articulate explanation

[@Evcia97]

I have struggled to listen to all my therapists explaining all the things you explained so well, I actually want to cry because it finally makes so much sense thank you so much !

[@Lullabybabyzzz]

You did an excellent job at explaining how I feel and why I’m feeling them. You should be a therapist or a life coach!

[@Sagekittykin]

Can daydreaming be a symptom of dissociation and depersonalization. I used to have alot from loneliness and alot of trauma. It got so bad that after seeing something bad, I felt so disconnected from everything and then I zone out, and forget what happened in class.

[@harnaazkaur5599]

Its honestly commendable that you've dealt with it for 10 years I've been depersonlized since 8 months and it sucks.....this really helped:)

[@luxlifestyle7915]

are u OK now?

[@harnaazkaur5599]

@@luxlifestyle7915 a little better but not completely fine ,had to stop going to my therapist for some reason so that's been very hard

[@harnaazkaur5599]

@@luxlifestyle7915 how are you doing?

[@luxlifestyle7915]

@@harnaazkaur5599 2 din se thoda achha feel ho raha he

[@harnaazkaur5599]

@@luxlifestyle7915 great going then!..dont lose hope

[@sxfnlc]

This is the best explanation of this Dpdr.

[@GiGiHaylett]

It's really refreshing to hear an experiencer talk on the matter.

[@whataboutlastweek8211]

Your channel is a gem 💎. Your analysis and the use of a effective descriptions of these symptoms are very clear and helpful. Still thank you.

[@sonnycalandrillo6842]

this is so incredibly helpful, so concise and clear. I can’t thank you enough for the effort you’ve gone through to share your perspective and the things you’ve learned. thank you!!!

[@poffstarr5897]

Only weeks in and I’ve almost not made it. I considered the word I will not say multiple times. I smoked weed once now everything is just weird. I wonder what happens after death, the meaning of life. Everything is so scary. I find myself sitting in bed not able to get up. Just wanting to distract myself because when I’m not having my mind taken up then I disassociate.

[@williemonje02]

Hang in there bud ! How yoy doing now?

[@poffstarr5897]

@@williemonje02 I actually have been good for a month or so. Then I recently had a scare again. I feel so much better it’s not completely gone but I think i’m getting there. How about you? Are you currently struggling with it?

[@williemonje02]

Yes very much so for about a year now! Think im on the upward trajectory tho! Glad to hear you're doing better

[@hassanmohamed3272]

this guy is class

[@missblue0991]

Thank you so much! This video eased my mind!

[@prinicorn4208]

Thank you for this video❤

[@leonieschmd2608]

Thank you so, so much for this video. It gives me so much hope.

[@rishikantsingh1327]

Sir I am 14 , feeling depressed and scared everytime. I always think that i am forgetting my parents, my house all the memories and even myself. Plz help, according to the so called"internet" , i have dementia, Alzheimer's of any other severe neurological disorder. Other symptoms I face are feeling like my mind goes blank, physical numbness, mental numbness and audio and visual hallucinations.

[@muhammedsufair5289]

brother please seek professional medical help ,they can really help you

[@anuraajsingh128]

DO NOT SEARCH the symptoms on the internet, its anxiety due to depression, fear of repeating the same sad cycle everyday, change your lifestyle and the anxiety and depression will go away, so will DP/DR

[@loganjames960]

Did your memories feel very strange and scary? Like you were getting sucked into these childhood memories and they give you this creepy feeling?

[@Iiivyyh]

Yes! I feel like that and it’s really creepy. I feel like i’m living through those memories and it’s creepy. I feel like i’ll lose myself as if my younger self is disappearing but it’s not? And my loved ones look as if they strangers (i mean by saying that like as if i lost connection to them)

[@loganjames960]

@@Iiivyyh Were you experiencing extreme anxiety before the onset?

[@Iiivyyh]

@@loganjames960 not really

[@loganjames960]

@@Iiivyyh Ic I hate these memories not even that they are bad memories or trauma or anything just random childhood memories that give me a dread feeling. Intense anxiety was definately a trigger for me exersize also took the edge off not 100% but better maybe that could help you also if you arent already.

[@zenstiller8938]

i had this feeling , so hard to explain to a psychiatrist

[@nitesh7397]

I can relate to every word. I am almost out as well. 😁

[@comm04bangr98]

I have DP/DR on a daily basis and it’s pretty normal now like I’m just learning to live with it, but sometimes if I stay up really late I get super bad episodes of DP and it feels like I’m watching myself move and talk but it’s like I can see myself doing the exact same thing for like 20 seconds, it’s super weird and sometimes scary

[@imshillgates]

I'm not afraid of my DPDR, I'm just so severe and it's so uncomfortable I literally can't ignore it. I had a milder version in the past that was easier to ignore and it became almost irrelevant, but now it's insanely severe and my body feels so deformed and I don't know how to get through it.

[@peachxxmocha2993]

Thank you, I have commented before that I have been suffering from DPDR and now in the 27the year of suffering. One think that terribly makes it worse because I believe I have the worst package is that 24/7 for 27 years I Have this ringing in the years that accompanies the DPDR that seems to have a mid of its own. Its almost like another side effect of DPDR and as you explained it is like another part of protection. Sometimes, it just drives me almost crazy.

[@nickswain7450]

Thank you for this video. I thought I was just developing psychosis.

[@funchannel857]

You have had to face many traumas like me, I embrace you

[@AS-pn5zl]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@harnaazkaur5599]

When I talk to anyone I feel like it's not me speaking and then when I'm alone I'm like why am I feeling this way is there another person inside me or something is it a symptom of DP anybody else has???

[@Ogloonetime24]

Yess mee

[@harnaazkaur5599]

@@Ogloonetime24 it's in a very weird way comforting to hear someone else feels the same way

[@Ogloonetime24]

@@harnaazkaur5599 if you ever feel alone is their any social media I can contact you on ? So you won’t feel alone ?

[@nawabKhan-tv7vh]

@@harnaazkaur5599 same 😭

[@poffstarr5897]

yes, I had really bad intrusive thoughts and I’d constantly repeat that its not me talking or moving my hands. You’re not alone, Im recovering now. How are you?

[@cantchangemyprofilepicbru6639]

I had a traumatic experience and been dealing with all of thid for almost 2 months its been hard and scary

[@randynavarro6101]

Very good video, did you experience weird sensations when you walk in to the store?

[@durgaambika4342]

You deserve more subs

[@thomasdoyle9748]

You are spot on.

[@csc8697]

I've looked at my hands & they look like a photo graph. I didn't recognize my hands, they weren't attached. Also get tunnel vision & see traces sometimes.

[@Rrrmmmmm]

I don’t feel disconnected to my body. I have a dpdr Like i have Panic attacks of: what is my body, what i am seeing and who i am, what is my brain and who thinks this thoughts and what is thinking. Its Like im not thinking when i think about it. How can i think when im afraid of thinking. How can i get out of it when im afraid of who am i and what i am seeing. Everything i think this or focuse on it i get in a Dissoziation. Is this also dpdr becasue i don’t have the other Symptoms like disconnected to my Body or seeing other.

[@Efoffington]

I'm stuck in the loop. I think I've given into it.

[@RachaelWatson]

Can you explain in more detail the effects on your memory? Essentially I now have no short term memory at all. Every day I wake up and it has been wiped clean. It’s been like this for 4/5 months and getting worse. Doctors say nothing wrong with my brain... had MRI all clear. Is this severity of memory loss really DPDR?

[@omarseif5264]

I experience the same, we really need to believe it's stress and all that. Very hard to believe isnt it.

[@RachaelWatson]

@@omarseif5264 very very hard to believe, if I’m honest.

[@omarseif5264]

@@RachaelWatson I know, I still doubt it everyday as well. But if If I am truly honest to myself, I did endure LOTS of stress for years on end. I have done an EEG, an MRI. Everything nothing wrong structurally with my brain. And if you have the money do a extensive lyme testing. As lyme disease can give the same symptoms and cognitive decline. But in most cases 98% it's mental. Stress/Anxiety/ Hyperawareness etc. Really I have this since childhood.

[@RachaelWatson]

@@omarseif5264 all my tests were negative except a weak positive for Lyme. I’ve had treatment for Lyme but hasn’t made it any better. I have a lot of trauma and years and years of high stress so I just dunno anymore.

[@omarseif5264]

@@RachaelWatson Hmm, Lyme is bitch in the ass. To treat, I can't say it's not due to Lyme. But you also have a lot of traumas and high stress, so you already answered your own question. Did you ever try any medication?

[@AIRDROP999MONEY]

thanks for your reply. I don't know what i am feeling like every day same thoughts loop going on an on for moths like i know what are they saying and i know my parents i know i love them ...i know this place or that thing ...but everytime every second thought pop up how do i know its real etc etc ...its feels so distance like i don't understand anything ...why i am talking...i am watching your videos my mind is going what is he saying I don't understand but i know i understand....but no normal emotion is coming

[@91jarule]

I'm curious about 3D vision. My derealization is something like this. I see the world like through a loud HD TV, that's what you mean by 3D? I also have static vision like visual snow and after images. I see the world with some delay and it feels like a video game or the matrix.

[@horikrichard8647]

I wanted to ask is it the same dpdr due to medication withrawal people say that one doesnt go away easy cuz its chemical let me know please

[@yashdhivar9829]

Sir I'm having it really bad can I talk to u through any social media?

[@duniamaroun3892]

How are you feeling? I recommend watching the anxiety ninja it helped me recover 100%

[@miabass9504]

This is huge.

[@joudez6627]

Hi Hi I'm really confused cause I don't really know if I have DPDR or something else... sinds almost 3 months after a shock event in my life I'm started feeling like my house.my work place my street my family, friends and every single place I visited before strange and first time I went there and also my memories and everything in my life like doesn't happened and also music i loved and every detail in my life...myself my personality like not myself anymore... and also that i feel that everything around me is weird and like im not living in life and environment around me like trees and everything so strange! It's like I forget what normal is and who I was as a person before.. And also related my sensation of weather and environment and seasons? And when I talk it's not seem like me And my head like it's not mine Feeling like I'm not here... it's insane what I'm going throw everyday.. every single detail in life seems different..sky..colors of environment..my whole life is turns up

[@KristaBeard]

Can deja vu be a symptom as well?

[@sandyatef6113]

هل يمكن ان يساعدنا احد فى ترجمة ما قاله باللغة العربية ولكم جزيل الشكر

[@elin3284]

😔 I hope you’re feeling better man, I’m currently on recovery after recently finding out what I am even going through which Is depersonalization and Derealization

[@Ogloonetime24]

How you doin ?

[@Al1ceWonderland]

Thank you ❤

[@GáborSzurdoki]

DP means you feel less than others because of your childhood so you have no direction. Everything else is the result of it.

[@omarseif5264]

What are your thoughts on MDMA therapy?, I have endured lots and lots of trauma and prolonged stress for years on end. Since a young age, but I cannot access my pain that is inside of my soul. I have read great things about MDMA therapy being a great thing for CPTSD/PTSD. Which I definitely suffered from with DPD as a symptom. But I am way to scared to try anything like that. I am also to scared to try any medication, as I always feel worse. I have been suffering from DP/DR for more then 20 years on and off. It always changes, and everytime it does, I think theres something else wrong with me.

[@chioma916]

hi omar! ive had DPDR since i was 13, im 21 now. i started microdosing LSD on and off for about a year, now, and it has helped me heal IMMENSELY, way more than the antidepressants i was prescribed. i also macrodosed at the beginning of this year, which was wonderful. it is not a miracle treatment--it was just the thing that facilitated healing the most easily for me; it unlocked a lot of the trauma i carried and helped me process my experiences and patterns. i highly recommend psychedelics, but it requires a great knowledge of self, some research to see if the treatment and possible effects resonates with you and what you're looking for, and the innate ability to trust that you will be okay. i would start with microdosing a really good day (kzbin.info/www/bejne/foayiWmCeZ6kZs0), and james fadiman's talks on youtube. i read the psychedelic explorer's guide before i started microdosing and that was the most helpful piece of literature in my personal research. my experience with DPDR is that it is a coping mechanism for trauma, as you alluded to, so it grows as you go and your circumstances change. i hope this is helpful, and i'm interested in hearing your thoughts.

[@MentalHealthPower]

I have no experience with medication so am not sure. The key is to access the trauma through things like therapy and releasing/processing the emotions (feeling them). You may need to find someone who is specialised in processing trauma.

[@bunnixoz]

This is amazing

[@JonnyQ408]

I find it hard to drive when DP/DR hits u

[@ccway7]

Your explanation was perfect. I have never found a way to explain it wo sounding crazy and completely distorted

[@aslynnhallett7542]

Why it take you 10 years

[@MentalHealthPower]

I had multiple layers of mental health and other personal issues to work through. Each were contributing in some way to DP/DR, so only once I was able to get rid of some of them did I start to see better results

[@bboii3975]

Can it occur with kids? Like 6-7 year olds

[@victorsantos-jp4jz]

Yes

[@iwillloveyoursoulifyourepl5557]

*10 years)😑 6 months in......god save me🙏🙏🙏

[@alexb8926]

have you processed you childhood memories? or you could be living the same way you've been living before you got DP/DR

[@DonnyRoy91]

What if we are all realizing the simulation. And if we weren’t brainwashed and lied to thru religion etc, but if we were told this from the beginning (and we kinda were-those same religions) it wouldn’t be scary

[@barryfrancis9763]

I had depersonalization disorder for 22 years now and it's got worse chronic severe.

[@odinofficial4323]

Please check your reddit

[@mariaday4495]

Jesus Christ is the answer

[@ramin580]

Go believe in your giberesh in silence

[@mariaday4495]

@@ramin580 For six years I believed and talked like you. Until one day ... I was feeling very bad and I wanted to live anymore. I screamed " If there is a God, please come right now and help me". And Jesus came. Before that I havent believed in the Bible or Jesus. But now I know He is real and He can help you out. Just go to him. Jesus died for our sins, so when we came to him and give him our sins, He will change our life.