You mean you have an inferiority complex and need to tell your parents you need psychiatric help?
That is the first step to recovery. Congrats!
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what the hell is an indigo child? provide info. 
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Hi everyone! Long time reader, first time poster, but love the site!
I fit the description of an Indigo Child almost 100% with my biggest issue being authority. I firmly believe that since we are all equal, why is their
assumed authority? Shouldn't we be free to make our own decisions, as long as it is within reason? In school, stupid rules resulting from lawsuits
tick me off beyond belief.....
Anyway, I've got a few questions about indigos for you guys:
I've consistantly read that medication for indigos is not the answer. I'm 16 and have been diagnosed with ADHD and general anxiety. Since i was
first medicated at 10, every medication I have taken has not really worked. The "worst case" side effect has always been my side effect. Right now I
am on Strattera and Zoloft. I've noticed that I've lost some of that creative thinking from the medication in order to fit into this cookie-cutter
lifestyle of society today. If I go off medication, do you think I would regain that creative thinking, or is it too late?
Also, I notice that when I am at places, infants and toddlers stare at me continuously, mesmerized like I am the most interesting thing they have
seen. I have been observing them and realized they always seem to stare at me the most than anyone else, weird considering I'm a complete stranger.i
guess these are the crystal children. My parents say I'm a baby magnet which is weird considering I don't really like babies. Anybody else
expierence this?
[edit on 11-10-2009 by mossme89]
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reply to post by mossme89
Yes. Kick them in the face and they will stop staring.
No, just kidding of course. To be serious for a minute.... its very hard to be a teenager in this crappy world. Just know that it will get easier to
cope with the world as you grow older. Hang in there.
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