Is this considered a fear of heights 20

I think the main reason is that you are under too much psychological pressure.

If you are afraid of heights... Do you do this often? In fact, heat stroke can also feel like this.

As for eating too much or sleeping too much, in a way, are you distracting yourself in this way? So even when you eat and sleep, it's because you're forcing yourself, so it's very painful?

You can really go to see a psychiatrist, just find someone to talk to, or you can go to the hospital to check your body, maybe there is really something wrong.

It's okay to cry, just release yourself, but if you want to save face, please cry when everyone can't see it. 15-year-olds shouldn't be like this, you try to communicate with your friends, play more, and find ways to make yourself forget all the confusion and frustration at the moment, and see if it will be better.

As for the divorce of parents, there is nothing abnormal about not caring about it. You don't mind because you think they are just because of a bad relationship, so it's good for each other to be separated, it's not naïve, if you're naïve, you will make noise and disagree, but you still don't say in front of your parents that you don't mind, after all, parents care a lot about the status or feeling in their children's hearts. You just have to love them.

Change isn't necessarily a bad thing, depending on what you think, maybe it's being transformed during this time, so don't be too upset.

If you want to open a little, why should such a cute child have so many troubles.

Be happy, face it bravely, and go your own way!

Don't be too nervous. Go online and read the jokes.

Acrophobia is a symptom of a phobia, or a specific manifestation, which can be said to be a symptomatic manifestation. It is manifested by the individual's gradual increase in tension and anxiety at certain high places, or after being at a high level, resulting in fear and anxiety. In the process of feeling nervous and anxiety aggravated, it will also be accompanied by some physical reactions and physiological reactions, such as rapid heartbeat, palpitation, shortness of breath, breathing faster and faster, feeling poor breathing, and even a feeling of suffocation, dizziness will also occur, and some patients will show such reactions as fainting.

If the patient does not leave the high place as soon as possible, these symptoms will gradually worsen and eventually reach a more severe fear attack. If the patient is able to leave the environment quickly, these symptoms and tension will be quickly reduced, but the fatigue and discomfort may continue for a certain period of time.