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quietlyobserving
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PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 12:50 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

wear a 'turtle neck' underneath, that way you wont be able to feel the shirt. or a scarf..


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PostPosted: Fri May 09, 2008 3:56 am    Post subject: Neck Phobia Reply with quote

So i have the same issue with my neck.. Ever since i can remember i haven't been able to wear t-shirts... i just wear tank tops year round.. sometimes i cant sleep at night because i feel tension on my neck.. or when im laying on the beach.. i feel wind on my neck.. just everything bothers me.. the cape at the salon.. i could go on.. but this is the first i've heard of anyone else having any issues..

Now i've been told that it is anxiety.. but i have no idea how to fix it.. i've been told to just get over it, and to even try to wear t-shirts.. and get used to it.. but i cant.. when something touches my neck.. i continue to feel it.. even after that object is no longer touching my neck.. it even bothers me to see other people wearing turtle necks.. and etc

So basically i just wanted to know if anyone has any answers yet...thanks!

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PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2008 8:55 am    Post subject: LOL mine is weirder Reply with quote

Hey well i wanted to see my any1 has the same thing was what i have. ok i get freaked out so much when some1 touches my neck. i get so scard. but nothing happens when i touch my neck. lol but the thing is that i have to sleep touching my neck and like not talking about my neck it feels like sum1 is going to stab me in the neck so i have to touch my neck all the time . now that is weird.

so i get freaked out if sum1 touches my collar part of my neck
but most of the time i feel so like some1 is going to stab me so i have o hold my neck.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 5:51 pm    Post subject: Re: Wierd Phobia- am i the only one? Reply with quote

I have the same thing but it's much less severe. It sounds to me like OCD. I'd go see a good psychiatrist and get some medication to help you with it. Unfortunately, the only real way to break yourself of this is will power. I'm not saying buy a turtleneck, but once you get some medicine for this I would try wearing regular t-shirts at all times including when you sleep. If it gets to be too much switch over to v-necks and polos. Try sitting on your hands that's what helped me quit pulling on my hair and stuff. Good luck.

sareybarey919 wrote:
I have this crazy thing where the collar part of my shirt absolutely CANNOT touch my neck or i will freak out. So constantly throughout the day i have to hold my shirt away from my neck, so its like i am living my life with one hand. I can take it away for a while if im not really thinking but the second i remember it like completely freaks me out and i cant go on without pulling it away. Its hard for me because i hide this from my parents because when they used to know about it they sent me straight to therapy, which totally made it worse because then i felt like i was crazy or something, so i bought a bunch of polos that didnt bother the part of the neck that "cant be touched" (its like that little indention between your collar bones where you can push it in) and i "got over it" which got me out of therapy and put my parents under the impression that i was all better. So for the last year everything has worked out fine because i just do it at school and stuff when they arent around, but now that i am starting to drive and my mom makes me drive with two hands it makes me crazy because i feel it then like worse than ever so i am completley having like these mini panic attacks behind the wheel, which is most likely pretty dangerous. I am desperate and have dealt with this problem for at least 4 years so please if you know anything help me out.


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