Let start it with me first.
Schizophrenia: CLARITY AND RESPONSIVENESS
Our physical eyesight have no problem in identifying objects. Though, our mental eyesight are blurred and have no clarity in identifying subjects.
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Schizophrenia: OUTGOING MESSAGE AND INCOMING PERCEPTION
We often find our outgoing message (through verbal communication) are misunderstood. Meanwhile, we also find our incoming perception (through five senses) are distorted.
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Dreaming awake.
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Nightmaring awake
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recieving the best cup of coffee in the world…then the demon next to me takes it…!?!
take care 
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From my experience, in the worst moments I would describe the schizophrenia how the same “hell”.
Tolteca.
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Trapped in some wires playing jump rope. Not knowing how to pull the strings of the puppet…catching flies -
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Here’s how I explain sz to ‘normal’ people:
That feeling when you wake from a dream and aren’t sure if it was real or not… But it never ends.
Or when you wake in the middle of the night after you thought you heard a noise and your senses are heightened and imagine all manner of threats in the dark, but you are too afraid to get up and see what it was.
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well i’m not dx schiz’, but i do hear voices and have had delusions in the past i would describe it the same as neveragain, a waking nightmare or dream that you can’t switch off or escape from simply because it’s your own brain producing it.
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