- Distressing
- Fearful
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Both tbh.1515515
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It used to be both. Now it’s annoying noise I ignore.
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It never got deep into fear. Has always been more like a psychic pounding. When you are suffering brutality constantly it’s easy to find yourself normalizing it
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It took me a while to realize it left me with PTSD as well. Tried to deny it, but it was there.
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It’s hard to believe a brain can be Soo brutal. It’s harder still to believe how merciless people can be when they think it’s justified.
Ask the chicken lol
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When my symptoms began in my teens it was terrifying, so I used to be fearful but now that I am so used to my hallucinations, I guess I would vote distressing.
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I was deeply traumatized by this illness. The psychosis was a horrible experience I never want to go through again in my life. So I take my meds and try to prevent myself from getting ill anymore.
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I have never felt fearful but rather distressed, hence why I get agitated while in pscyhosis
Fear is the worst for me. Fear puts me in a type of paradox. I have success overcoming fear from my delusions. But now it is becoming fear of overcoming life in general. Health and financial and relationship issues.
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