Where is the hidden camera in me that people can see me with? I can not find a camera anywhere but if it’s one on me it will have to be implanted somewhere on my head. I can’t find anything. How is this even possible? Is technology really that advanced? And if it’s an illness maybe schizophrenia is like an awaken dream. I just don’t know how this is real.
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It simply doesn’t exist. What’s so special about you to have the world film and record you? You’re just 1 out of 8 billions.
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Tell your psychiatrist about it so he increases or changes your meds.
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Its a very common theme with people on this website. Sometimes, it feels like people are watching or listening because they say things that make me wonder “How could they know that unless they were watching?” My answer, “People just think a lot of similar things.”
You’ll be alright if you accept that it doesn’t really matter if “they” are watching, what matters is how can I live and be comfortable. When I felt watch, I told myself it didn’t matter and that I would be myself no matter what. Eventually, I grew comfortable with who I was and it didn’t matter anymore. Now I don’t feel watch at all.
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That’s what I tell myself all the time. What is so special about me? Why is the world broadcasting me?
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Wow. Good for you. Hopefully I can get to that point where I don’t care.
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Mine went away after years. Horrible feeling. Same with extreme dp/dr.
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Try Risperdal 4mg, it worked best for me. I wasn’t stable at all on Abilify 25mg. Abilify is weak vs others. On Latuda too I wasn’t really stable. Olanzapine made me eat and sleep too much but I think I was stable on it.
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Risperdal is a strong antipsychotic but Clozapine is the strongest of all.
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We’ve all told you a zillion times that there is no camera implanted into your body.
And if you are so incredibly famous, how come none of us have ever heard of you before?
You need to stop all of this nonsense and talk to your Doctor about a medication switch or upgrade. At the end of the day, we all feel sorry for you. It must be very stressful always thinking you are being watched.
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I used to think someone put glue on my forehead in my sleep and then began programming my thoughts through cell phone towers – then they somehow connected me to old friends who makes up lies about me…
It happens all day every day for me…
I see the pictures of them lying, always lying ----
Feels like brainwashing.
Anyway - tell yer Dr and stay busy it gets easier…
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Risperdal had me too jittery. I don’t think I want to try that one again.
It is stressful. I feel like I’m in a scary movie. This is horrific.
Thankyou I will try.
I usually get my own thoughts talking to me and the noises surrounding me.
Usually my neighbor upstairs who has children. The children makes “stomp on ground noises” all the time.
It gets to a point when I start to believe synchricity is real. I compare and contrast noises every where I go everday but my mind tells me they have cameras in my room. I still believe it.
They also tell me they starting a group community. For the “those who knows movement”
(Mostly stalking each other to see who is the best)
There is no meds without side effects.
Did you try Abilify?
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Yes abilify was the first medicine I tried and it didn’t work.
So you tried all meds? Latuda, Zyprexa, Quetiapine, Saphris, etc?
I’ve tried abilify, olanzapine, paliperidone, and risperdal.
you have to try and convince yourself its not real no matter how deep you feel camera are watching you. Try not to believe it…
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