Do you think there are any?
Being an indipendent person and a stronger one that knows how to deal with a harsh life.
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Nothing other than having empathy toward disability and mental illness which is nothing in this world.
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Learning to face adversity and move past it towards success.
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My delusions are better than any normie I’ve ever met.
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@77nick77 Plot twist: your delusions are a delusion.
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That makes sense, I must be delusional because my delusions are delusional. What a great insight!
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I hope you know I was joking d000d.
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Of course. And I was joking back.
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Creativity, uniqueness, and the fact that we can talk about strange things without being judged as much as others
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Originally came here to say this.
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To say what? I didn’t understand
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What I quoted of your post.
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Yeah well this disease causes some inappropriate thoughts by what we consider normal people, but I think it may help later on down the road to purify your thoughts
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after getting this disease I think everything ells is easy. Going to war, climbing a mountain. Beeing in a gas chamber.
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We are genuinely authentic
It makes us more mentally tough.
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I became more empathetic. Also it intestified my synesthesia as well.
i don’t know any strengths really, maybe that we will be more empathic towards other people with MI.
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We, at least most of us, are very tolerant. If you have the experience, or have dealt with people who have had a ‘mental llness’(I think SZ is physical, because it isn’t really a mood or personality disorder), then I think it makes you a more tolerant and open minded person. It helps to think on both sides of the road
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