This is an odd question, but how can somebody seek help for something they feel like they can't tell anybody about?

Question

Simply telling me "Just tell somebody!" is not helpful. I don't even really know what kind of answers I expect. I guess I just want to know if anybody else has ever felt like this, and what they did to overcome it?
I constantly feel as though the government is controlling the world around me and nobody else is real. I'm worried that I might be at risk of myself at times because of this.
One part of me is being rational and telling me that this is some kind of mental issue that I need to tell somebody about.
But the other, more main part of me is scared to tell anybody because what if I tell and they let the government know that I'm onto it? What if they work for the government and they try to drug me or delude me? I'm too scared to "just tell somebody," so answers like that will not be helpful to me.
I guess I just want somebody to elaborate a little bit. What would you do in this situation, where you felt as though you couldn't tell anybody about a problem you also knew you might need help for? I'm really worried about myself, but I'm scared and can't tell ANYBODY.
Has anybody you know dealt with feelings like this? How did they get through it?
I don't know if I want treatment because I'm scared that this isn't real, but I've studied mental illnesses before and am certain that if this is real, this is some kind of issue. I'm completely torn into silence; I want to get help, but I'm too scared to ever tell anybody.

Answer 1

This sounds like a type of schizophrenia or at least paranoia. You really do need help for this, and will be thinking more clearly if you get some help. Isn't there someone you trust- a mother or aunt or grandma. This won't get better until you talk to a doctor or therapist and get some help- probably meds, and maybe therapy too.

Answer 2

This sounds like a type of schizophrenia or at least paranoia. You really do need help for this, and will be thinking more clearly if you get some help. Isn't there someone you trust- a mother or aunt or grandma. This won't get better until you talk to a doctor or therapist and get some help- probably meds, and maybe therapy too.

Answer 3

well, you could study science and medicine just a little, then when a physician suggested drugs to you you could look them up on wikipedia or ask here about them and then be able to figure out if they were going to benefit you.



Like imagine describing public transportation to a person that thought everyone was out to get them. If they could figure out that bus schedules were accurate, that they could possibly get there from here they could feel less concerned about a uniformed government employee driving them places based on "trust"



I think it might be similar with physicians. If you look things up on wikipedia you will feel better about the possibility if it is rigged because you will be able to tell if the pills are functioning like their public descriptions. so, to any fbi agents that produced this question for me to read, I urge you to publish all my files publicly online. be truthful about being truthful. If this is an actual human rather than a misdirection, that actual human, if they look up what medication does could partially experience reduced mental confusion from psychiatric medication. I am not a physician, I urge you to visit a physician. If you are an FBI agent I urge you to polygraph the other FBI agents and then publish the results publicly.



to rephrase "This is an odd question, but how can somebody seek help for something they feel like they can't tell anybody about?" I suggest collecting lots of actual data then going outside extradition like Edward Snowden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Snowden

Answer 4

Your half right. The current gov't IS trying to control you/us. So vote for Trump; he will clean up our extremely corrupt gov't.----

Depression is common but easy to treat. It means you have insufficient serotonin. So tell a dr. how you feel and ask for Zoloft------ Its an excellent antidepressant but does take 2-3 wks to get used to. During that time, you will have trouble staying asleep. But, after that, you will be a whole new, healthy, happy person with more energy, too.

Answer 5

it sounds to me like when you say that people around you do not seem real, it sounds to me like you are seeing doppelgangers of people that you know and other people as well instead of the original version's of those people that you saw previously. they actually do have top secret technology that can be used to beam a person into a parallel universe where different version's of the same people exist and those other version's of those people have all of the same memories from the last time that you saw the preceding version's of those people.

Answer 6

Read this persons facebook. Search James Hall. Pic the photo with the pink highlight in hair. He is a knower. Read his facebook and you will be a knower too.

Answer 7

talk to a therapist or a mental health counselor, both have the necessary information to help you and are also required to not talk about your problems with other people.

Answer 8

Cry out to Jesus he can heae you, Jesus loves you