Does anybody else think being a targeted individual/schizophrenia is the best thing to ever happen to them?

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Does anybody else see it that way?

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Why do you see it that way ?

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Lots of reasons.

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Like what, for instance ?

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That doesn’t make any sense.

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  1. Growth as a person

  2. Free ticket to heaven

  3. All the resources and benefits

  4. Able to start a business

  5. I’m essentially retired

  6. No expectations for me to do anything

  7. Got out of a bad marriage and closer to my family

  8. Calmer, more peaceful and like near zero anger

  9. Decided to pursue my education further

  10. Any time I get paranoid or fearful I just chalk it up to schizophrenia.

Lots more I can’t think of right now

That’s in no particular order.

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Don’t be a negative Nancy.

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Having a horrible, life altering delusion can’t in any way be the best thing to happen to them.

Your reasons still don’t make any sense.

I don’t even understand how you could think such a thing.

You’ve been here long enough to see people with this delusion really struggle.

Oy vey.

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I think that way cause it’s true for me. I’m curious if it’s true for anyone else. Just cause you’re not happy and positive don’t mean others can’t be.

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Suffer have also a positive side.

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It sounds to me like you enjoy using schizophrenia as an excuse to do nothing.

(From your list)

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Well I can say for myself that having the delusion that the cuckoo birds at the Church of Sciencefiction are running a character assassination campaign against me has not been very pleasant.

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I hope you find happiness and contentment Goldenrex

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Yea I agree. I’m not trying to say it’s all positive. Just that it’s made my life better overall.

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I hope you find some other purpose than schizophrenia.

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Thanks!!!

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Think about the experiance in the Hospital. That was suffer pur, but you also made good friendship.

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Everything has a positive and negative. That’s true for normies even.

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No.
I am in deep hatred for this disability, or Illness if you wanna call it that.
I used to feel confident and smart.
I used to have friends.
I was in college.
I had the greatest chance of starting a family and attaining a great job.
I hate Schizophrenia.

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Sorry man. At the very least don’t you think you’ve became a better person?

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