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Why am I so paranoid that someone is watching me?
Table of Contents
Why am I so paranoid that someone is watching me?
‘The feeling of being watched’
Your eyes see more than you imagine
Sometimes we are wrong
Do you feel that someone is watching you all the time?
FAQ on Why am I so paranoid that someone is watching me?
What does it mean if you feel like someone is always watching you?
What is it called when you have a fear of someone watching you?
Why have I been so paranoid lately?
Is being paranoid normal?
Does paranoia go away?
What triggers paranoia?
Conclusions
Further reading
What we recommend for personality disorders
Professional counselling
References
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Divya Tiwari

Content: People with paranoid personality disorder are characterized by suspicion and distrust of other people, the belief that others aim to use him, harm him in some way, or deceive the person in question. What is it called when you have a fear of someone watching you? When you have a fear of someone watching you or extreme anxiety when stared at by others – we call this phobia Scopophobia, scoptophobia, or ophthalmophobia. Why have I been so paranoid lately? It is possible that you have been feeling more paranoid lately because you are going through a more stressful, even traumatic situation. You may be upset, under high-stress or suffering from anxiety. Paranoia is a symptom of some mental health problems. Is being paranoid normal? Generally speaking, being paranoid is something we all have experienced at one time in our lives. Either because we were