Question if Fregoli Syndrome and Prosopagnosia is related

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That would explain why ,it seems all you guys are actually just one person posting all these things in all these forums.
Just knew it had to something like that ?..... ( just kidding)

I think it's very strong, unmanageable anxiety.

In his case.

In mine: I honestly don't know.

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Yes, we're all replicants!

My friend saw everything in black and white.

He's mentally fine.

Assuming I knew him and not one of his countless doppelgangers!
I remember his face, though.

I'm going back to my thoughts about inattention and anxiety.

If something resolves itself in part, it's anxiety.

Anxiety is normal.

In excess, it affects the fragile points of different human minds.

Paranoia can affect anyone; if I cross a dangerous area, I'll be paranoid about being in potential danger.

The difference is the context in which it occurs and its pervasiveness.

I lean toward an anxiety-related disorder.

There's a 2006 British study on paranoia as an anxiety-related disorder.

I don't remember the references.

Only the year.

I told my psychiatrist about my Fregoli-like experience due to communication delay in the past, she explained to me that I didn't know how to read facial expressions on time and it overlapped with Fregoli-like experience that I had.

My Fregoli-like experience was due to lack of theory of mind rather than a delusion, my self-awareness was intact when I had Fregoli-like experience.