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Does this sound familiar to you?
Some individuals with SPD who are in treatment say that "life passes them by" or they feel like living in a shell; they see themselves as "missing the bus" and complain of observing life from a distance. According to Aaron Beck and Freeman, "Patients with schizoid personality disorders consider themselves to be observers, rather than participants, in the world around them."
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actively participating in the world gives me intense anxiety
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I swear there was another reply in this thread. Is hallucinating shitposts also a symptom of schizoidphrenalism?
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>>37862819
This sounds familiar to me but I just have plain ol' assburgers compounded with years of abuse at the hands of my family and peers, leading to derealization, total social withdrawal and ultimately complete failure at life.
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>>37863027
Check the archive you mong.
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>>37862819
I felt this way but its not SPD
it was an unhealthy obsession with my long lost childhood
Nothing in the current time felt useful to me or relevant. I felt like the best years of my life were already over and done with so all I could do was just to the routine until death.
Got over that, gladly. And away went the observer feelings.
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I know that feel. I don't feel like I'm a part of this world at all. I'm about as attached to the real world as I am to a fantasy universe, like the Middle Earth. Neither are truly real to me. When I read the news and look at history unfold, it feels like I'm reading the plot of a fictional story that I don't really care about. I'm not invested in any of it, and I don't care how it ends.
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