Does anyone know what could cause this?

☮amy

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I have never given much thought to this matter until a friend of mine recently pointed out that the way I live my life is not exactly...normal. Now I have known it definitely isn't the way most people live their lives, but never thought there could be an actual illness related to it, until he suggested there could be.
Simply put, I get obsessed with something...until something better comes a long.
For example I have changed my major like 4 times. I get into something and I REALLY get into it. It's all I talk about, all I think about, then BAM! Something else catches my eye and I'm like "hey, THAT'S what I want to do!" So then I get really into that and completely drop whatever I was just doing.
In the same sense it is nearly impossible for me to be focused on more than one thing at a time. Like my bodybuilding is the one thing I have stuck with, it's truly my passion in life. While nothing else is going on I can be 100% dedicated to it. If there is anything else I am interested in, it seems that I not so much lose interest in bodybuilding, but I just can't keep the same level of dedication to it. It's like there has to be ONE thing that I am super focused on, or I am not dedicated or focused on ANYTHING.
This same thing happens with girlfriends and jobs. No matter how "in love" with someone I am, after a certain amount of time I truly get bored with that person and my mind wanders off to think about how nice it would be to be single, to "play the field" and then I wind up breaking off a perfectly good relationship. I have never kept a job longer than a year because I get bored or tired of it and need something new.
Another aspect of it is where I live. Now this could branch from being born an army brat and moving around quite a bit when I was younger, but I am the same way now. I can't stay in one place. Since I graduated high school back in 2001, I have pretty much moved whether out of, or within the state, about once a year. I can't stay in one place to save my life!
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this??
Is there an illness associated with this, or am I simply a very spontaneous and easily distracted person?
Thanks for any reply!
 
Mike, I gotcha on this one trust me, Im a cassanova, no problem with the ladies, fast learner, but.......im 40 years old and I really hope u learn this my friend, its about DEPRESSION, u leave right away cause u dont want your brain to be depressed, u walk away from anything that might do this, but it never, ever gets better only worse, i cant count the jobs, girls, everything ive dumped because there is always something better, please get treated for possible bipolar, ( even though im sure your very positive), anxiety and depression, do it before u turn into me...40 years old, lonely while the rest of the 8 kids in my family life a full life.
 
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