<human>: I'm a recent college graduate who is living back home for a year while working and saving up money for grad school. I live with my parents and three younger siblings. My family is of the type that doesn't "believe" in things like depression, anxiety, or other "invisible" mental health issues. I, on the other hand, have ongoing issues with anxiety, mostly stemming from a severe fear of getting sick. I'm a grade-A "germaphobe." I know that my thoughts and actions in this area are irrational, but knowing that doesn't really make it any better.

Since I have been living at home, my family members (parents AND siblings) have begun to find my anxiety highly amusing. They purposely say or do things (i.e. pretending to vomit, telling me they are sick, going to the bathroom and not washing their hands and then telling me about it) to provoke anxiety attacks. For example, tonight, my sister took all the hand soap from our bathroom and locked it in her room.

I've tried calmly explaining, "I know you don't understand and this seems silly, but it's not silly to me." I've tried screaming at them. I've tried ignoring them, but it doesn't work. Nothing seems to make them stop or help them understand that this isn't a joke to me -- it's a real problem. In fact, every reaction I have amuses them even more, even if I'm calm about it. They call me a drama queen, a diva, and a liar. My sister has accused me of "being disrespectful to people with actual mental problems."

What should I do next? I know that, personally, I need to discuss my anxiety with a therapist, but I'm more interested in advice on dealing with family members who are intent on making me miserable and don't believe I have a legitimate issue.

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<bot>: I have anxiety problems, my family doesn't believe they're real and finds my fear and reactions hilarious, they keep provoking anxiety attacks on purpose. How should I deal with this?