For what it's worth, here are some thoughts:
My temples are just pounding from thoughts in head. I just want it to stop.
Ok -- so this is rumination. Here's a workshop:
TOOLS: Dealing with ruminations I went to University councilor last year and I didn't feel like she was much clued up on what I was on about. Didn't feel like I getting anything from it.
Would it be worth trying again? With another counselor? Perhaps you can focus on PTSD?
I'm just angry when I thought I doing fine, and I'm angry at her parents more so. I went out with her and I was told bit but I pleaded on breakup to please let me talk to your father if you can;t my head is not well. And i begged. I was told i was skitzo.
I think it's just anger over being triggered and it effecting my studies as I tried after year out, and also and feeling humiliated and lied about, and can't attend a club where all know both of us too without feeling how unfair it all is. Hard explain.
You cite anger. What is the trigger for anger? What is it telling you? For these purposes, focus on your emotion and not where she is. Here's a workshop:
SELF-AWARE: Has the anger gone too far? Sometimes i just think in my head i want this to stop, i just want this to stop, the thinking and pain. And feel like crying in class cos I can't concentrate.
I told my doctor who was concerned about me last year as relative told them she was anxious abotu me after breakup, they thought i needed be signed in cos how out of touch with reality i was. i told him this week what happened, and he prescribed me xanax. i told him bit what he went through, he knows me since baby, so I told him i cant explain panic set in when went back into uni, i cant explain the feelings, too difficult explain. i tried but it's hard try tell people the pain.
Sorry, that was a rant, just had get it off chest.
You are telling us about your pain. It is not impossible, right? Yes, it's hard. But, at this time, perhaps you can begin a couple lists. First, make a list of triggers. Second, make a list of emotions you feel. Then, step back and recognize that emotions and thoughts are within us, and we do have some ability -- WITH PRACTICE -- to "hold" and "manage" thoughts and emotions.
Pain is merely a messenger. We can ask, "What is this telling me?" We don't have to have immediate answers, but recognition and awareness help us.