Severe psychopath hypochondria

Hi Hannah, fortunately or unfortunately we don't have the freedom to do absolutely anything which is why we have laws, we do have freewill say to steal a car but it's against the law and also goes against all moral standards which do and always will exist, morals is just a word to describe the difference between right and wrong and how we demonstrate our knowledge of right and wrong ie through our moral standards most of which we learn as we grow up.

You do have morals which will prevent you from doing any harm to anyone, your not going to turn into a psychopath, it's as you say your anxiety is presenting itself in the way you question things, my advise would be to try and stop yourself from analysing and questioning things.

Your not a bad person, just because you think these things doesn't make you a bad person at all, your moral standards and codes are pretty much hard wired at an early stage, and the fact that you scare yourself thinking that you could harm someone shows that your moral compass is working just fine.

Neil 

I also have this. My stared as panic attacks in June 2017 and constant anxiety. Then I started thinking what if I go nutz and attack my family. So scary, it becomes an obsessive thought that scares me all day and night.

Your're not alone. Im cared to be around my loved ones cause my anxiety makes me think "what if today is the day." I literally pray to God to let me pass away in my sleep.

Your're not alone. Im cared to be around my loved ones cause my anxiety makes me think "what if today is the day." I literally pray to God to let me pass away in my sleep.

Hannah

If you have the aforementioned problems you need to talk to your GP, if you feel the need to harm or kill you need help

If these feelings manifest themselves and you feel the urge to harm call the Police or the NHS Information Line on Tel111 and explain how you are feeling and you need help. It may be you will need to be placed on a ward in hospital where you cannot harm anyone around you

BOB

Hi Hannah

I believe these are not symptoms of psychopathy. This could be an atypical prodrome into a kind of psychosis though. Likely one that came through untreated anxiety. These are intrusive OCD type thoughts. Questioning these points is not an indication of a loosening inhibition. Probably the contrary. But at your expense.

Have you received any treatment for your condition so far? When did it all start? Do you come from an abusive background? Or have you witnessed some kind of immoral behaviour as young? How do you spend your days? Do you watch the news? What do you watch on TV? Are you socializing or withdrawing?

Anything you think may be pertinent, and you want to share, please do.

I am looking to see what your condition is and whether or not a doctor has assessed it and attempted to treat it. You deserve to be comfortable with yourself - everyone does. So let's look at causes and potential solutions rather than focusing on your currently overactive Plutonian mind. Sending love.