Elad
Banned
But the others are not exactly like us. If you focus too much on the others, then you might start to wish you were like them... And that is not good, because we aren't all the same, and each of us is unique. Also, if you think your value must depend on someone else, then you might end up wanting that person to love you. That usually leads to unhealthy and obsessive relationships, where people obsess over someone who can't love them back. Just food for thought, again.
I think making a distinction between "us" and "others" due your anxiety is backwards thinking, chances are you're not as different to people who arnt diagnosed as you think. Anxiety disorder or not we're all unique and being able to love someone else is a step in the right direction as long as its reciprocated, so it shouldnt turn into infatuation which you described in your last sentence.