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Schizophrenia - General Discussion in Psychology & Therapy ·
Larry Lewis As specified by Daniel Rogers50:
I don't know much about schizophrenia, beyond the fact that my medical records carry an F20 diagnosis.🙂

What kind of "brave" are we even talking about here? It’s an interesting question. Everyone loves to claim they have backbone when they're sitting behind a screen, acting like they've got nothing to lose. Real courage isn't some loud, performative gesture you make for an audience. It's much quieter than that. Most people just mistake being stubborn or reckless for being brave. They aren't. There's a massive difference between having guts and simply lacking a sense of consequence. 😍 Fair enough. Respect where it's due.
Schizophrenia - General Discussion in Psychology & Therapy ·
Jose Wells4 said:I give up too. I’m not "treating" schizophrenia; I’m researching mysticism and stuff. What I wrote isn't some made-up fantasy—it's an interpretation based on spiritual texts. We aren't going to heal this planet while being this cruel. You miserable people are totally disconnected from the world and just wiped out by medication. You've even turned your backs on Jesus because he brought the truth. Psychiatrists refuse to believe anyone can actually recover. Once they label you, they mark you forever. It's pathetic.

Look... honestly, I can't even deal with reading this anymore. Ever since my own mental health struggles started, nobody has been able to help me except for my psychiatrist. Call it a conspiracy theory or whatever you want, but the MEDICINE works. Under a doctor's supervision, you can live a relatively normal life, provided you put in the work. All this talk about mysticism... what are you even on about? If you're so enlightened, go ahead then—go cure cancer.😠
Schizophrenia - General Discussion in Psychology & Therapy ·
Jose Wells4 said:People kill themselves who don't have schizophrenia. Depressed people kill themselves. People dumped by a partner kill themselves. So what, should I be responsible for every single person out there trying to wake up? Why does someone think they're a dog or a cat? What's the big deal? People pass out when their ego boundaries shatter; any radio broadcast or TV segment, even just a sound from nature, becomes an answer to their thoughts. That's what happens with schizophrenia. I'm not saying it's enlightenment. It's an illness until you actually reach enlightenment. Don't forget, intelligence stays intact—anything is possible. And it’s a plain fact that breaking through ego boundaries leads to enlightenment. Plenty of books back that up. That's why I think the line between supposed "madness" and enlightenment is razor-thin.

Honestly... just pure nonsense.☕
Schizophrenia - General Discussion in Psychology & Therapy ·
briskmason said:This sounds like someone who truly hasn't a clue what they're talking about. Nobody just "heals themselves" without professional therapy. Your intelligence remains intact, and the actual issues here are various conspiracies and spies... not some mystical nonsense.


amen.