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Ongoing feelings of fear, worry, and unease that disrupt everyday activities and emotional well-being.

A prolonged state of sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest in things once enjoyed, often accompanied by fatigue and difficulty concentrating.

A dependency on alcohol or drugs that affects physical health, mental stability, and social relationships.

Uncontrolled and obsessive focus on sexual content or activities, leading to harm in relationships and self-perception.

Challenges in forming or maintaining healthy relationships due to communication problems, trust issues, or emotional disconnect.

Disordered eating patterns often tied to distorted body image or self-worth, such as anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating.

Overuse of digital devices, social media, or the internet, leading to neglect of personal relationships, responsibilities, or well-being.

Struggles with low self-esteem, self-acceptance, and a negative internal dialogue, often leading to feelings of inadequacy.

Persistent thoughts, plans, or attempts to end one’s life, often linked to underlying mental health struggles like depression or trauma.

Long-term emotional and psychological effects from severe stress or traumatic events, including flashbacks, hypervigilance, or emotional numbness.

Emotional or psychological harm caused by manipulation or control within a religious context, often resulting in guilt, shame, or a loss of personal identity.