kramnrublaw wrote:
I am in the same boat. I am a 27 year old male. I live with my parents and I have only left the house a handful times in the last year. That was only to go to the liquor store. I avoid ANY human contact. I time my sleep schedule so I am awake when my parents are asleep and vice-versa. I have severe social anxiety and cannot be around others. I want to be suicidal, but have not reached that point, so I do other things to shorten my lifespan. I drink heavily, I barely move ( my feet are constantly cold and have no feeling in my feet) and I started eating unhealthy foods. Anything I can do to shorten my life. I was diagnosed with aspie as a child, but still believe that it was misdiagnosed. The doctor I saw over a year ago said I have severe social anxiety. I used to have a job that paid over 50k (US) a year. I had a girlfriend and friends. I had a 1650 square foot apartment in midtown Kansas City, MO. I had a decent life. I had to give all of that up because of social anxiety.
This seems very odd to me. As a sufferer of social anxiety disorder I would bet that keeping all those assets you said you had would be the easy part.
Acquiring them is the difficult part. I see SAD as being mainly a problem of acquisition, but once passing that threshold, everything should be fine. So I assume that all of which you had was probably given to you. Perhaps even on a silver platter?
Not trying to be rude, just curious, due to what seems to me to be anomalous.