Well, no oneās ever going to say your life hasnāt been interesting.š
Iām sorry you are having these struggles. You sound like a pretty young person, and I know that when I was young, I thought I would never be happy, but I was wrong.
Have you sought treatment for the intrusive thoughts? A young cousin of mine has had great success with Exposure Response Prevention therapy.
Donāt ever think you are alone. There are people who can help you, and lots of people who can be helped by you.
Besides, the smartest, most interesting people I know are on the autism spectrum.
Iām so glad my post helped you. I am struggling, and helping someone else reminds me that I have some value as a person, despite what my sick brain tries to tell me.
Get the help you need. A good mental health professional will help you to sort things out, and work with you on a treatment plan. We are so lucky now to have the internet. The first time I looked for care, it was 1977, I was 19, and all I had was a number to call and a 75-minute bus ride. I will never forget Dr. Stewart. She saved me.
I am concerned that someone threatened to āreportā you. To whom??? The Americans With Disabilities Act makes it illegal to discriminate against us because of our mental health conditions.
Remember, your intrusive thoughts do not reflect your true values or desires.
I am not sure your GP was correct, because I donāt know your stateās reporting mandates, but I do know that a psychiatrist, therapist, certified counselor, etc. may not, by law, divulge anything you say short of an express intention to harm others or yourself.
There are safe places for you to seek treatment. Let me know how your search goes.
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