If you could would you

Go back to being 20 with the knowledge and wisdom you have now?
Risking going through whatever psychosis trauma u may have gone through again
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I would.
I messed up enough to want to risk that.
Maybe I could avoid psyhosis this time.

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That would just delay what’s inevitable

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I dunno in my case.
I’d avoid drugs n alcohol.
Change some stressors.
Think it’s worth it me going back n Risking it personally.
Even if I may have genetic predisposition.

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They also prescribed me an ultra high dose of antipsychotics right from the start instead of experimenting with lower doses first.

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I would in a heartbeat.

If I knew then what I know now I think I could avoid it all together. Mine was brought on mostly by high stress and my environment I think. There was definitely no genetic component. I don’t have any mental illness in my family. A lot of alcoholics maybe but no sz.

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I wouldn’t. Even in Heaven, I wouldn’t wish for a body, since my religion mentions giving the body up to the Lord. I’m hoping something better than the human experience is there, while being able to keep my memories.

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I don’t know,

That’s a tuffy.

A lot of the horrible mistakes I made out of ignorance were kind of my salvation in the end,

I’ve had some uncommon experiences.

If I went back, I’d be afraid of not having those.

So, I think no, I wouldn’t go back.

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I would definitely go back but this time no drugs.
I think that this would make a big difference.

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Yea I really wonder me too.
Not even alcohol.
I think my body is sensitive to that stuff

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I loved the year I was 20 even though I was ill at that time. Had a hippie boyfriend that time. I’d love to relive that year. But I wouldn’t like to relive all my years after that. So I guess I will just have to let sleeping dogs lie…

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Heck yes sign me up

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No i wouldnt go back. Those negative experiences gave me wisdom later on in life. A bit of pain made me realise whats important. You cant learn unless you make mistakes. And i used to be a right basta!rd.

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I had a depressive break at 23. I ended up smoking a lot of weed because that sorted me out more than the prozac. What weed really did was hide my symptoms. I had racing thoughts as long as I could remember and it eventually caught up with me.

Psychosis sucks. I wouldn’t go back because once is enough for anyone and it pains me most still suffer.

So no.

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I fantasize about living a life as some other me. One without the religious ideations and delusions that I had. Without the oaths of sacrifice that I did.

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Yes I would. I wouldn’t have gotten married or pregnant. I would never have smoked pot. I would never have lost my virginity. I wouldn’t have gotten involved with the occult. I would have gotten confirmed at age 20. I would have joined a religious order shortly thereafter.

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I think not. A person can become greedy. I have the sense that I’m becoming who I’m meant to be and that I’m where I’m meant to be. It’s okay to be okay with things.

:blush:

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Nope, not 20. Awful year. I’m in my 20s now but I would find no need to go back to 20. For me drinking or drugs didn’t trigger my symptoms at 16 so I have no regrets. Just wish I was nicer to people before I started going through episodes in highschool.

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When I was 20 I was pregnant with my daughter.

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I’m 43 now and the road from 20 to here was a rough one. I’m not sure that much would change if I went back and did it all again. So I would just stick with being 43 and hope for the best in the future.

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I would. I’ve taken out loans for school for stuff I cant even do now. Its putting me in a tough position.

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