Schizophrenia/reasoning

This is not to put anyone down or deny anybody of anything, just information I have noticed that has not been thoroughly passed around. Reasoning of people with schizophrenia can be considered tied into imagination or unreasonable notions of what is. Thinking can be of factors of fantasy and divergent ties to reality.

[This is not just the denial of symptoms or delusions,(ins and outs) (push or pull) but to say all of your reasoning is out of check, it is formed reasoning that is unrealistic, intangible, and is nonsensical.
-the whole picture of self-reasoning being unreasonable.

I suppose if you look at it sideways your mind might lead to more imaginary factors or thinking thereof, and the many possibilities of imagination.

This is not to say that your reasoning is wrong or right, on point or off point, it’s a illness, and very difficult to deal with.

In the bigger scope of things, it all comes to the terms of imagination and have no weight to even have reasoning to.

I would say the bounds of both supernatural or spiritual reasoning can concrete you into the wickedness of imagination, tied ideas of reasoning for the state of mind.
-Waking up to all your reasoning being nonsensical and slowly coming to clarity of mind and self is the way to go for me.

-being a tangible realismist has helped me.

[“Come to find denial of madness, reasoning or symptoms, is a futile battle and wouldn’t be considered sanity to me.” It’s you just denying your own reasoning you put into bounds of being possible, when it is all just a overactive imagination.
Waking up to the scope that the whole reasoning is of a nonsensical nature, and slowly closely the bounds of delusions being possible, realistic, sensical, holding of weight, or anything other than imagination for what it is, has helped to re-shape reasoning. ]

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Way too many words man. Can’t even begin to read that :frowning:

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For me, it’s the supposed delusions (According to people who deny them) that won’t change, because I believe them to be true, or at least give them the benefit of the doubt when perhaps I shouldn’t. I’ve decided that any threats I perceive should only be acted on when I have absolute proof of them that cannot be denied. Laziness and lethargy has worked in the favor of nonaction, as I haven’t taken concrete steps to find out the truth of my so-called delusions.

It’s weird how some people can remain in the shadow of doubt for so long without revealing themselves, and then seem to laugh that you’re stupid when they’re exercising the height of cowardice. On the other hand, maybe my lethargy and escapism in itself is a form of cowardice in answer to theirs.

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