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I Tend To Try Act And Look Like A Certain Character From A Tv Series To Change Who I Am
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Hi all
I've recently starting looking into the reason why i do this.

After watching a certain program i try and change the way i am to reflect how 2 certain characters act and looks
This character had PTSD and axiety, Ive got BPD, anxiety and depression. I hate the way i look and act, i go to the gym to try change my body but still hate it, i try change my hair and change the way i walk, speak and i just want to be different person (this certain character who is damaged). I do this all the… read more

posted June 10, 2019
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A MyDepressionTeam Member

oh thats awful :( i just feel id be so much happier being someone else.

posted June 11, 2019
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Seems like we all have trouble accepting the way we are, and believing it's enough. I do the same thing. I have always felt like I wasn't thin enough,talked to much, laugh out loud, act like I know everything.
My family have always made sure I never was anything and knew it

posted June 10, 2019

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