What is it like to have delusional victimization?

I think such a person is extremely insecure, coupled with paranoia, always feeling that others will hurt him, such a person is very scary and fragile, because you don't know what he will imagine to write and do next, because his thinking is not the same as ordinary people, and such a person is not only very tired of his own life, but also the people around him are also very tired, so he must seek medical treatment as soon as possible and get rid of it one day earlier.

I think having victim paranoia is a very bad experience, because when you face many things, you will naturally think of the worst outcome for yourself, so people with this kind of delusion have a very low self-esteem in their lives, and they have no hope for life, and always think that everything is bad for themselves.

People with delusional victimization disorder will not easily trust others, they are easy to be suspicious, they always feel that others are going to hurt themselves, and when others help them, they will wonder if they have other intentions for themselves, and maybe someone else's inadvertent sentence will make you feel that others have bad ideas.

Which city do you live in, and is the security very bad? Is it that I have watched too many TV reports and have a psychological shadow? If you are afraid of touching the porcelain, you can install a dash cam, and if you are afraid of following the bad guys, you will pay attention to looking back, there are still many law-abiding people in this world, and you will not be so unlucky to let you meet the bad guys, relax your mind and relax yourself.

If it's an ordinary person, don't worry, if it's a rich person, you can hire a bodyguard.

Such people are so bizarre. A friend who is not very familiar with me once had an occasional call, I walked in the community at night to exercise (closed community), he began to imagine after saying things, told me that I can't walk alone in a dark place, even during the day, when I see someone asking for directions or walking towards me, I have to run away immediately, go to a crowded place, Balabala said a lot. I think he has severe delusions of victimization.

Serious should be terrifying. I think I have a little bit of a slight delusion of victimization, for example, when I come to a van next to me, I will wonder if someone will suddenly get out of the car and kidnap me, and when I am at home, I will wonder if there will be a thief coming in, anyway, I am quite scared, I guess I am not very safe.