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im a brown belt in karate, trained in bo and nun-chucks. good luck "capturing me" besides, months ago i went in for an emergency med change for a week. so im on top of my own condition. talking about my experiences doesnt neccessitate that im psychotic, its just to you all normies, an unusual belief. peace.
originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: sanitizedinfo
Someone who really cares about you,should capture you and put you on a hospital where you can get the help you need, there's nothing degrading or disgusting about being hospitalized especially for something you have no control over, brother, people do care and people will listen and try to help the best they can. If I was family or even a friend and lived close to you, I would capture you, and drive you straight to a hospital and discuss all this, you are clearly suffering and it's so sad! Anyone who takes a different position on this is inhumane.
originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: sanitizedinfo
Well that's why you would have to be captured because you damn well wouldn't go willingly...
And when you went in did you tell them all this stuff? Like you tell us, what did they say? Since you are still convinced it's real don't you think it's time to go back in? Obviously not, but that's the reason you would have to be "captured" I am all for this, and believe the government should do more work as these homeless people walk about around many of which are suffering the same delusions. This is the untold blight of society and very sad and not enough is done.
originally posted by: TechniXcality
a reply to: sanitizedinfo
I don't want you locked up, I want you not to suffer, I can only empathize and barley imagine what it would be like to actually hear and feel a malevolent intelligence using me as its rag doll, that's terrifying, I personally would rather be dead than experience such things and many do kill themselves who experience this. I'm not saying you are dangerous I'm saying you are suffering and I've watched your posts and it's just very sad. That is all, anyway I wish you the best I truly do..
originally posted by: Menrva
I agree that this is extremely irresponsible of members to encourage the OP experiences. It is not helping his affliction.
As I stated before, I totally get it, because I too have mental illness, clinical depression and possible schizophrenia as well, just have not had a complete work up by a psychologist. I know if I dont take my meds, my world turns upside down and inside out.
My son, who HAS been diagnosed with schizophrenia had a long time where he was kind of in and out of his own mind. He too had a "normal childhood", because schizophrenia doesn't tend to rear its ugly head in young children but it instead starts showing up in the person when they are in their mid to late teens. It was during this time of struggle that his doctor was trying to find the right combination of medications that would work for him. This may take a couple of years to work out, so don't think that because you are on "the highest dose" (of which medication?) that you are now symptom free, as from your writing here I can confidently say you need to have your meds changed around again.
I would like to reiterate that I don't think you are insane, only misguided right now. I would encourage you to please make an appointment to see your prescribing physician and tell them what is still going on.
Let me also state that I completely believe that there are things in this world that are beyond our control, that are unexplained. However, I don't think that what you are experiencing is anything unexplainable, just nasty mental illness.
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: sanitizedinfo
If you maybe could answer me some questions?
1. Is it one "person", are they working in shifts and is it 24/7?
2. If they are different people, how would you describe them?
3. Was there a time when you were getting along with them?
4. What are the main effects it has on your life?
You know, hearing voices is something were even I normally draw a line.
Is it possible you're under a lot of stress? Could be everything, isolation, family issues, job, unemployment...
Is it possible it is a feeling and you amplify that, or do you really hear the words?