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Teens do exhibit lots of mental disorder symptoms at various times--their brains are still developing rapidly, and on top of that they're thrust into one unfami
by mbg721 4y ago
Teens do exhibit lots of mental disorder symptoms at various times--their brains are still developing rapidly, and on top of that they're thrust into one unfamiliar environment after another. The "normal, well-adjusted" state ought to be pretty tumultuous at that age.
- __s 4y agoGood point. I use to experience slight hallucinations (mostly auditory), but that tapered off as I grew out of adolescence
- mbg721 4y agoI wonder sometimes how many adults experience slight auditory hallucinations, especially at night, and don't bother recording them. I live in a pretty busy area with lots of trains and emergency vehicles outside, and when I'm close to sleep but get jolted back awake, I sometimes remember things that don't make any sense.
- nomdep 4y agoDon’t worry, the auditory hallucinations that sometimes occur between waking and sleeping are normal and documented (see “hypnagogic hallucinations”). I would start to worry only if I had them during the day while awake.