I Keep thinking things are true but I don’t think they are true.

[Rylan Moffitt]

That title might not make the most sense to many people. So for ex: Im a christian, And I keep thinking that maybe Hell isnt so bad, when in reality, I know it is a horrible place. Or for a non religious example, My friends aren’t really my friends, when in reality, they are. I am currently taking atomoxetine (diagnosed by therapist) once a day. Can anyone give me an idea of what is happening?

 

[Matticus1983]

I've never actually paid attention to my thoughts like that. I don't know your diagnosis, sounds like a bit of paranoia (some meds cause that), I am in know way a Dr.. I wouldn't worry too much that just let your Doc know.

 

[Guitarist41]

You’re having the typical yes it is, no it’s not, back and forth stuff. You already know the truth, but your mind is trying to make you question what your heart already knows. Loosen up a little and slowly let it go. I’ve been through all of that before.

 

[Rylan Moffitt]

I've never actually paid attention to my thoughts like that. I don't know your diagnosis, sounds like a bit of paranoia (some meds cause that), I am in know way a Dr.. I wouldn't worry too much that just let your Doc know.

Thanks!

 

[Joshua1]

That title might not make the most sense to many people. So for ex: Im a christian, And I keep thinking that maybe Hell isnt so bad, when in reality, I know it is a horrible place. Or for a non religious example, My friends aren’t really my friends, when in reality, they are. I am currently taking atomoxetine (diagnosed by therapist) once a day. Can anyone give me an idea of what is happening?

I do not think that is anxiety, anxiety usually does the opposite. Its offers false pretences and makes a person believe things are happening or are there, that are not. It sounds like borderline depression. I am not saying that it is but in any case speak to your therapist about it.