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Do people tend to use adjectives in conversation, inadvertently, that they would use to describe you? Want to figure out if I'm being over sensitive or not.
I can be a kind of intense guy sometimes and a lot of times when I meet people and talk to them they will drop words like "crazy" or "insane" to describe things completely unrelated to me. Am I just imagining it and looking for meaning where there is none?
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>>17990522
Yes, most people have limited vocabularies and tend to exaggerate. So a mildly entertaining movie is "fantastic" and anything slightly out of the ordinary is "crazy". Words like crazy and insane might even be used about a person withour clinical or derogatory meaning - they could be intended as praise.
Relax. Nobody knows your secret.
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No but you're not going to stay sane much longer if that's the type of paranoid shit you think about.
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>>17990522
I don't think that's a thing. People use those words all the time
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>>17990773
Yes. Stop smoking weed or whatever you re smoking.
Get on schizophrenia meds if you can.
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>>17990861
Classic adv.
>Mentions a weird insecurity
>"You need to get meds bro"
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Those sound like normal words to describe things with and no, I have never noticed this unless people were actually describing behavior of me or something else related to me. You are being paranoid. I could imagine if they used weirder terms but crazy/insane are completely common.
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