The Problem with a Paranoid Person, And How to Help Him Overcome His Condition
How to Help a Paranoid Person Overcome His Condition
The real problem with the paranoid person is that he appears to be normal, sane, and sensible outwardly, but inwardly, his thinking is disordered. To the extent that he believes that the whole world is against him.



A paranoid person is an unrelenting mistrust and suspicious of others, even when has no reason to do so.



He doesn’t just trust anybody, even the closest person to him. He carries grudges and will stop at nothing in his determination to “get even” with his alleged enemies.



He believes everyone around him including his friends, and so-called enemies are planning to harm him.



Either by poisoning his food, drink or cast some sort of charm or spell on him. In this distorted mind and condition. He will do anything within his power to destroy or harm these imaginary enemies.



In most cases, he might not necessarily result in crime, but he will carry out a program of sustained malice and hate which is almost the same thing.



Surprisingly paranoid people are found in high places (i.e leadership positions) such as in government, Holding positions where decisions, planning’s are made, of course, they are often very clever people.



There are some famous people who experts assumed to have symptoms of paranoid personality disorder (PPD). For instance Richard Nixon, Josef Stalin, Adolf Hitler, the names go on and on.



And some of the most deadly wars are believed to have been started by these deluded or distorted individuals.






Other Complications Arising from PPD
Having difficulty in maintaining a constant relationship with others, be it at the work, place or home amongst your relatives.


In some cases withdrawing from social contacts with others.
Engaging in excessive tracking, witch-hunting.


Engaging in confrontation with their alleged enemies, either directly or over the phone.


He is always reluctant to confide in others for advice and his deepest secret, because of the notion that it can be used against them in the nearest future.


Refusing to forgive, holding on to grudges even though it is a minor or unintentional insult melted on him.


Always believing others are out there to harm him, unfortunately even those that are close to him like colleagues at the office, friends and family members.


He constantly believes that others are talking behind his back even when they are not. For instance, a paranoid individual might be walking past a group of people.


They might just be cracking jokes or laughing at something different, and immediately he or she begins to feel he is being laughed at or he will pick offense.


his hearts are constantly filled with unjustifiable and questionable facts about the loyalty of his subjects especially at work or trustworthiness of friends and close associates


Possible Causes of Paranoid Disorder
Scientists today are still grappling to know the true cause of the paranoid disorder.



However, there are some theories or rather explanations that will help us understand the real cause of some of these mental illnesses, particularly paranoid disorder.



To help understand the true cause of paranoid disorder we must, first of all, understand the following factors.



Factors that could be largely responsible or play a significant role in the cause of most of these mental illnesses.

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