I'm pretty confused. I've told my parents more than once that I think I have depression/bipolar/OCD/anxiety, but they won't do anything about it.
I have really bad mood swings and I'm really unstable. The smallest things set me off and I absolutely LOSE IT over almost everything. I'm always tired and I don't have the same motivation that I had when I was little. I used to cut a lot and I still do, just not as much. I have terrible mood swings and sometimes I just lash out on people for basically nothing. If someone I'm around gives off a bad vibe or is in a bad mood, I automatically ajust, I can't help it. I switch moves often and fast, I'm like a whirlpool of emotions all the time..
I contradict myself more than anybody I know and I can NEVER focus anymore, I can never get anything done and I'm lucky if I can even do my homework without getting too bored and not caring enough to finish it. I can't even begin to explain how all over the place my emotions are, I never have a cleared head..
What do I do?
My moods switch on and off faster than a light switch, too. I never really lose it on anyone. I just go in my room and pace and listen to music until I cool off.
Honestly, if you go to a therapist, they'll be quick to hand you a list of labels. I finally went to a therapist last year and they slapped with 6 different mental issues. Which now, of course, are on my health record.
I stopped going to my therapist. Some might be good, but mine was far too fast to diagnose and prescribe pills that I refused to take. After I stopped going, I developed my creative side more. I've always loved writing, but I took up drawing, painting and making clothes/accessories. Now, when I start feeling my moods shift, I do whatever hobby is most readily available to me. It really helps to calm me down and keep me from getting to that point where I totally flip out.
I honestly think a lot of it is hormones. You might want to talk to your gynecologist and see if there is a birth control you could test and see if it helps level out your hormones, which will level out your moods. that would be the first thing I would do. If that doesn't help, next would be going to a therapist, not a psychiatrist that can prescribe pills. Just a counsellor that you can talk to and get your feelings sorted out with. In the meantime, try building up your creative side and getting support from friends or family.
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