Has anything good ever come from your schizophrenia?

by **donnyc** » Wed May 02, 2012 6:03 pm

I went to college. That was pretty fun although it took me a while to graduate. The parties I got to drink alot, but then again, I didn't really fit in and felt more like a laughing stalk. Maybe I should not have gone and kept working then at least I would have a litte money and wouldn't have to live in this dark dingy world called New England and live in some sun soaked place where at least the people are happy.

-- Wed May 02, 2012 6:09 pm --

They want me to see a nurse everyday to make sure that I take my medication, which I am fully capable to do myself. It's like your their pawn. But ............. whatever. Mayswell give up and do exactly what they say even though they've made me go to hospitals for more than half my life.

rog wrote:i believe sz has given me a psych education into understanding concepts i previously didn’t understand. The normal world wants you to watch one channel of reality and believe it, no matter how stretched the believability might be. I personally believe we are part of a psychic multi consciounce that subliminally links us to everything. I believe we partially watch an infinite number of reality channels that overlap into our own versions of normal that then become like Chinese whispers, with the most popular versions classed as the set menu of normal.
I believe each part of infinity assimilates of each other part forming a psychic subliminal assimilated multiple identity and intelligence. I believe in the existence of afterlife and aliens but see them as no different to humans in the sense that we are all just assumed labels assimilating off our surroundings to try and guess our way through infinity. I believe I’ve had a high degree of illegal activity done to me camouflaged behind loopholes of recall exploitation, but i do also appreciate the high degree of psych education i’ve had as a result of my sz.

Ya I've learned a lot too. Many world leaders had psychotic symptoms so, reality is anyone's guess. Unless your in boot camp like I was. Then you realize the world is a one way street with mental disorders as speed bumps.

by **batmeal333** » Thu Aug 23, 2012 3:52 pm

I'd met a guy who became an instant best friend to me. I loved him dearly. I had a psychotic episode that at the time they labeled "mania." It could have been...I'll never know. I ended up jumping naked into a waterfall at our workplace and I screamed his name at the top of my lungs. A police escort and two years later, we've started dating, and I brought it up once to find out he thinks it's kinda cute.

by **Daggerz** » Fri Sep 07, 2012 6:08 pm

I would prefer to have schizophrenia rather than not anyday - I mean, as long as mine doesn't get too bad. I could see if quite lonely to not have someone in your head, a friend that you can talk to when nobody else wants to. Not to mention I move all the time, so I often go through times where I have no close local friends. During those times, I still have someone to talk to.

Sure, she can be a pain sometimes

but I don't mind. I kind of feel bad for those who don't have her in their head, or someone else in their head. :3

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