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what is wrong with me?
Okay, so whenever I'm at school sometimes I'll feel like fainting. For example, when I was standing in the cafeteria line to get lunch my palms started sweating and I couldn't really pay attention to my friend talking until i leaned on the door and tried to snap out of it and I did. Then the line started moving and I got my lunch and walked to my table all fine.
Also, whenever people stare at me (like teachers) not with like my friends, the same thing happens and like my writing will start to get like weird because I get nervous so I write really fast and shaky. The other thing that happens is like let's say my friend says something about a guy getting his leg cut off and goes in detail, I start to look away and feel like really weird. Lastly, another example is when I start to think about reality and wonder if everything is a dream and I zone out and I feel like I'm like i don't know... just so zoned out that I could lose consiousness I guess.
I think if I ever actually let it get to me, I would faint, but I don't know since I never let it get that far. What do you think it could be? It's been happening to me only since this year started. I have fainted before, but for no reason, but now this year it's happening in certain situations. I eat right, but I don't necessarily sleep right (but then again I never have since like EVER and this has only started this September so it's probably not that)
So what's wrong with me? and how can I fix it so that it doesn't happen to begin with? I mean I can snap myself out of it, but I wish there wasnt a thing to snap out of at all! So yeah :( And I don't want to take meds =/
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if it just started, it's possible that it's actually something medical so I think you should go to a doctor, at the very least a psychologist who could try to figure out if it's psychological or not. since it's actually making you feel faint, something could be wrong
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