Do you ever want to go off your antipsychotic to feel that sense of purpose again?
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Antipsychotics didn’t stop my grandiose delusions. They made em worse because I could finally think straight. My grandiose delusions stem from incidents in 2012 where people fed delusions into my head. At first I thought I could never live up to those delusions. Well antipsychotics gave me more hope. Now it’s hard to get it out of my head sometimes. But lately I’ve been doing well. My med Naltrexone decreases grandiosity in me tho, for some reason dunno 
Something else temporarily increases it then decreases it in the long term but I’m not allowed to mention illegal uses of substances. Even though I may get it medically in the near future.
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My delusions of grandeur are self defeating and I suffer from them so no. I have trouble cleaning the house because of my incredibly clever delusion of division of Self. It hurts.
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I suffer from mine too. They can make me suicidal. But when they aren’t doing that, they make me a better person.
Have mine made me a better person? No, knocking myself silly relentlessly everyday makes me out of it.
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Yes I have quit my meds to feel grandiose it didn’t end well and I highly recommend you don’t do it I ended up in the hospital full lockdown twice because of it
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I’ve got delusions of grandeur coupled with an inferiority complex. I’ll save all of mankind and then spend the rest of my life apologizing for it.
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That sounds complicated.
i felt real great at times of grandiose. i am glad i got to know this feeling. very interesting. i dont have it under meds.
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