Am I suffering from paranoia, and what is paranoia?

I often daydream about what I will become, or rather, I already believe what I imagined! It's a little hard to tell the difference between reality and imagination!! This is different from fantasy, because fantasy will tell that it is just thinking and not real!

Medically it is psychopathy.

When many friends are brushing a certain shake, they often see someone scolding a person for being called fairy paranoia, what does this fairy paranoia mean?

Speculation refers to subjective copying

Imagine. Guo Moruo, The Future of Mankind.

There is infinite light": "Leonardo da Vinci rejected all arbitrary conjectures based on religion, but pursued true knowledge only from scientific evidence and rational thinking. Tang Tao, "On the Combination of Writers and the Masses":

This does not mean that the character of Zhang Jinde does not have any basis in actual life, but that this kind of basis can be reached by the reader with his own imagination. Ding Ling's "Wei Hu" Chapter 2 8: "Shanshan is unspeakably sad, this situation is really not something she can imagine.

Qin Mu's "Flower City, Lyricism of the Sheji Altar": "The imaginary god of Ji (five grains) is worshiped in the same altar as the god of the shrine (land). ”

Definition: When A and B do not communicate about something, and A expresses B's thoughts from his mouth, this can be defined as a conjecture.

Hello come, I have to explain what "self" means first.

Paranoia", conjecture is the subjective imagination of things that have not been heard and seen, excessive, of course, it has become a symptom, which acts on the brain by different ** (biological, psychological and social environmental factors), destroys the relatively stable functional state of the brain within a certain range, and leads to abnormalities in mental activities such as cognition, emotion, volitional behavior, etc., and the severity and duration of the abnormalities are beyond the range of normal mental activity fluctuations, thus more or less damaging the patient's biological and social functions.

(l) Personality changes: For example, people who used to be enthusiastic and gregarious become cold to others, distant from others, withdrawn and unsociable, silent and silent, willing to be alone, avoid relatives and friends and have hostility, lazy life, and undisciplined. Or the originally well-bred person becomes disrespectful, tantrum, and rude to others.

2) Neurotic symptoms: such as headache, insomnia, fatigue, poor concentration, emotional instability, decreased ability to work and study, and hysterical-like manifestations. 3) Emotional Change:

Early mood changes are often manifested as high mood, complacency, arrogance, nosy, big talk, rhetoric, no beginning and no end, and tantrums; or depressed, depressed, depressed, sad, sighing, self-blame, pessimistic and misanthropic, and even suicidal; or mood swings, anxiety and nervousness, lack of adaptive emotional communication, etc.; Or self-appreciation, self-talk, crying and laughing for no reason, etc. 4) Behavior change: some people show strange movements and behaviors, with increased movements, rigid repetition, and no purpose; Some are sluggish in their manners, lazy in life, unable to work and take care of household chores; Some people collect some meaningless items, and even carry some unnecessary things such as fruit peels and waste paper; Some people repeatedly wash or perform stereotypical ritual-like movements.

5) Lack of concentration and memory loss: distracted or sluggish, easy to forget, lost three or four, and work efficiency decreases. 6) Sensitive and suspicious:

If someone suspects others of speaking ill of themselves, what others say and do. Every move is insinuated against him, and even thinks that the content on TV, radio, and newspapers is also related to him; Some people feel that their colleagues, neighbors, and even parents and brothers are hurting her, and they are afraid and uneasy; Some people feel that everything around them has become unfavorable to him, has some special meaning, etc. This kind of person always has a firm belief in his own concept, and no persuasion or explanation from others can change his opinion.

The early symptoms of psychosis are abnormal mental states before psychosis becomes clear, and further tests are required to determine whether or what kind of psychosis is it or what kind of psychosis it is. Resources.