you can become schizophrenic or normally frustrated or in some cases both but you will never beat the madness until the problem is solved there must be 50 ways to do that ?
I might have liked this post better if you wrote: There must be 50 ways to beat your baldness.
Jayster
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my technique: repeatedly call the voices faggots and imagine them right in front of you, then imagine your fist moving at lightning speeds and connecting with their nose, repeat the process until they ■■■■ off. no offense to anyone who is actually gay, its just a technique for coping.
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Be emotionally unreactive to negative emotional stimulus?
laughing my ■■■■■■■ ass off over here.
I think that insight and medication are the most important things. Then it is how you are equipped to cope. I have seen people from military backgrounds stand their ground and not give into episodes completely (myself included, also referring to one of my friends, and someone I have never personally met), people who have that mindset stuck into them simply chose fight over flight. I might behave ridiculously during episodes, but I still function. I just do not let myself even consider failure. I have never filed academic disability, I have just had an absence excused with a doctor’s note on a couple of occasions. I have gone to exams psychotic more times than I can really keep track of…actually did that from age 18 1/2 to 20 and then did it again during an episode this past semester.
I do not listen to hallucinations, I can tell myself that they are just hallucinations. I recognize my delusions as delusions and usually just find them fascinating in how multifaceted and dual-natured they are- they are persecutory and grandiose at the same time, usually persecutory BECAUSE I think something about me is worth being persecuted for.
Or you can just make yourself black out using narcotics and alcohol, but that is a no-no.
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