a reply to:
andy06shake
Look, I appreciate any sincere interest in my mental health.
At this moment I can say I'm not in a psychotic episode, I'm not even slightly psychotic.
I know the steps of my 'disease'.
It starts with simple voices being annoying and laughing with everything I do, then I feel I get watched here in my room, remember, I recognize it
right away, I have 14 years of experience.
In fact, I have so much experience, that while I am, in fact, IN a psychotic episode, I will still say I'm psychotic and such, recognize the symptoms,
but at the same time just believing my story.
They say 'A crazy person does not realise he is crazy'.
So what am I now?
I constantly say I'm crazy, and I know it, and I tell my stories with a lot of passion, but never would I present it as the absolute truth... But it
IS what I have experienced, and with all I have experienced, I have just the same amount of confidence in saying that reality is bigger than you
think, just as you have the confidence that my experience is not real because it's supposedly not possible in this reality, or otherwise the
technology doesn't excist?
You have eyes everywhere on the planet and in space? I mean, I have no clue what technology there is... You do though...
Funny though, very little effort to check some things would relatively fast conclude that there are many research domains, public and known, which are
already a bit questionable considering morals and ethics and such...
Take that # underground, full budget, prefferably black... You don't believe that #? Your mind is so narrow, that you judge my mind too wide... And
because majority dictates, I am the one who 'needs' to see a doctor...
Psychosis is just one of many different reaction healthy people have to a sick society. Then have doctors and other retards who think theyre smart,
but they don't really know very much, and certainly not in the case of mental health (and underlying mechanism, such as demons and other related
entities).
And thats why many get misdiagnosed, take #loads of medication, still get harassed by demons, then get told they are crazy and should take more
meds?
Why? Because the doctors know # at all and I'm fairly certain.. Not all psychotic episodes, are ONLY delusions.