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I suffer from deperosnalization. is it normal to feel inhuman and being scared of the outside world? and being emotionally numb along with senses
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No, not normal: No, it's not normal to feel inhuman and scared of the outside world -- but many people do have these painful experiences. A psychiatrist or psychologist could help you with them. Best wishes.
Answered 5/22/2014
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