Holy chit, this is what schizophrenics have to deal with

[DatTrolololsong]

Scary as fuk. Listened to about 30 seconds without headphones on and I'm freaking out. Getting ready to jump out the window if some demon comes into my room.

Seriously though, how could you live like this 24/7? You would never be able to focus on anything, never mind studying/getting work done, you would not be able to sleep or do anything in peace. People really do take sanity for granted.

Yes many people do take sanity for granted. I did. Then I had an anxiety where I was 99.9% sure I was dying and had crazy thoughts running through my head. I was like holy chit mental health is some real $hit

[samt98]

Thanks for nightmares OP

[WolfishGrin]

That chit cray

I wonder though if it's them hearing the dialogue in their thoughts or if they actually hear external speech (as though another person is whispering in their ears) and if it's the latter is it their own voice speaking back to them or a stranger's voice?

So many questions so little time.

[inkie77]

can confirm uncle was a schizophrenic

[SuperCell]

Remember on top of all that they're also being stigmatized, probably have no romantic partners, etc...

If your place is the cancer ward; sympathy is in abundance.

If your place is the psych ward or "loony bin", not so much.

[Manc33]

Reminds me of that bit in Snuff Box where he is sat in a chair with 2 guys pointing at him saying "YOU, YOU, YOU, YOU, YOU".

Tech exists now to confine sound to a certain area folks, I mean you don't even have to be a schizophrenic anymore.

Its useful because you can have a silent room and put your head somewhere, its like headphones, move 2 feet away, silent again.

So it is possible to "throw" noise and make people that are not schizophrenic believe they are. Not sure if those devices are in operation on the streets or in public buildings but that tech does exist now.

[ImmaWoya]

New gym playlist

inb4 miscer destroys times square

[pitbull707]

Sounds like being awake for 3 days. dat dere audio hallucinations

Is it really that vivid?

Yes. Can hear people talking about you. Sounds exactly like their voice. Only way to know it isn't real is when you turn around and no one is there.

meth- not even once. can't speak on schizo though but I assume it's pretty similar or the same.

[JKennedy37]

I suddenly want a coffee thanks op

[characters]

Video about:

This is my dad, Roland Cannard. My dad was a pretty normal guy from what I have heard. It wasn't until his late 20's that he started acting weird. By the time I was born my mom starting realizing something was very wrong with him. He tried making it out that she was just suffering from post partum depression and he convinced her to see a doctor about it. The doctor met with her for a few minutes then quickly asked to meet with him. They went home that day with my father being diagnosed as manic bi-polar. I was 5. All I ever knew was his insanity. He struggled for 7 long years with the disease. He was re-diagnosed along the way as schizophrenic. He always fought treatment and would never admit he had a problem. 11/24/2001, five days before my 11th birthday, he admitted in a suicide note he knew he was crazy and needed help. . He was found dead in the river the next day.
His dad went insane when he was little. His dad was diagnosed as manic bi-polar.

[caelorum]

Makes me want to shoot up some British people. That guy saying shhhhhhtoooopit was really pissing me off.

The other voices though. Like the one saying "they all know" legit had me looking around like I was hiding something. Very interdasting stuff. Feel bad for people who have it 24/7. Get on fixing this chit humans. Stop fighting.

[mordei]

Remember on top of all that they're also being stigmatized, probably have no romantic partners, etc...

If your place is the cancer ward; sympathy is in abundance.

If your place is the psych ward or "loony bin", not so much.

Video about:

Both are very sad, even worse when people are 'thankful' for their health. They usually don't fully appreciate it, and almost always neglect mental health.

[anonymous]

Reminds me of that bit in Snuff Box where he is sat in a chair with 2 guys pointing at him saying "YOU, YOU, YOU, YOU, YOU".

Tech exists now to confine sound to a certain area folks, I mean you don't even have to be a schizophrenic anymore.

Its useful because you can have a silent room and put your head somewhere, its like headphones, move 2 feet away, silent again.

So it is possible to "throw" noise and make people that are not schizophrenic believe they are. Not sure if those devices are in operation on the streets or in public buildings but that tech does exist now.

Lol I remember you from that thread saying schizophrenia isn't real, otherwise it would show up in blood tests.

Still on dat dere conspiracy theory time brah?

[MiscRealTyper]

wat if that vid made us all schizophrenic for 4 minutes and the voices were real...

[Tornach]

wat if that vid made us all schizophrenic for 4 minutes and the voices were real...

[Keephustlincuzz]

would kill myself, could barely take it for a few mins


how the fuk do people go through life like this





stuuuuuupppiiddd.......look at you

[leanjordan]

A guy I work with at the gym (he's a cleaner) has schizophrenia or at least tendencies. He takes a lot of medicine.

He's always telling me about his bus rides to work and how people on the bus say these weird things to him and he says they're crazy. Then laughs about it. One day, he told me about these kids at the gym who pick on him and that one day they followed him from the gym and he had to call the police as he was running from them.
I told him to tell me who they were, but he said he couldn't identify them.

Didn't know about any condition he had until a couple of months ago.

[rwd84]

If people are really hearing that chit its obviously demons. You don't just hear that.

obviously...

[ArtBrah]

I hear gibberish when I'm in the middle of a sleeping and awake state, is this normal? It happen like 1 minute before I enter into a fully asleep state, my mom suffers from chronic depression and schizophrenia that may be caused by lack of sleep. She experiences it when she can't sleep, I have no problem sleeping though.

[ANumber1]

This is my dad, Roland Cannard. My dad was a pretty normal guy from what I have heard. It wasn't until his late 20's that he started acting weird. By the time I was born my mom starting realizing something was very wrong with him. He tried making it out that she was just suffering from post partum depression and he convinced her to see a doctor about it. The doctor met with her for a few minutes then quickly asked to meet with him. They went home that day with my father being diagnosed as manic bi-polar. I was 5. All I ever knew was his insanity. He struggled for 7 long years with the disease. He was re-diagnosed along the way as schizophrenic. He always fought treatment and would never admit he had a problem. 11/24/2001, five days before my 11th birthday, he admitted in a suicide note he knew he was crazy and needed help. . He was found dead in the river the next day.
His dad went insane when he was little. His dad was diagnosed as manic bi-polar.

I know a brah whose father started cracking up during his marriage, he can retain employment but is barely functional. Can't leave the area without throwing up uncontrollably, let the house turn into a filthy pit of disrepair and hoarded junk, is reportedly saving multiple jars of perishable food items for the apocalypse. Had some mild violent episodes as he progressed through his late 20s, pulled a knife on a guy who cut him off on traffic, hit his wife not long before the divorce. Obviously serious mental health issues, all untreated. Some ex-stripper comes by his house and does drugs with him then takes his money, this is his "girlfriend", he is unaware or in denial that she cheats on him despite her having a ******** profile with other men all over her, taking her on trips, and no reference to him.

His son is now in his own mid-20s, is likely mildly autistic and deeply socially oblivious. He's a nice guy, he works, but he is still living at home and doesn't socialize much. As a result of this, he does not have a clear concept of what is widely considered "weird" or "a problem" by other people, and is convinced that anything his dad does must be within the realm of normal behavior because his dad does it. I try to be supportive where I can, but there's not much you can say to the guy about it that will get through to him. His sister has been institutionalized in the past, likely bipolar, but he doesn't make the connection that she obviously inherited it and that their father is hiding some deeper problems. So your description of this video kind of hit me in the feels, because I'm just sort of sitting around waiting for the day that this poor guy's dad turns suicidal and he is caught way the hell off guard.

[MortyMars]

******* is 1 hell of a drug

[Chahn]

Dayum.. very sad. If only the voices were always positive. Then things would be totally different. Someone needs to invent a device to make good things and thoughts in the minds of people hearing voices. Then their lives would be better.

[rwd84]

I hear gibberish when I'm in the middle of a sleeping and awake state, is this normal? It happen like 1 minute before I enter into a fully asleep state, my mom suffers from chronic depression and schizophrenia that may be caused by lack of sleep. She experiences it when she can't sleep, I have no problem sleeping though.

the stage you describe is when we enter "sleep paralysis". a lot of people experience auditory hallucinations before slipping into REM, only a few will actually remember them the next day. I had that happen to me a couple of times.

[Hamzzza]

meh, not that bad imo

[HCAFC]

Listened to it all, I want to punch a wall

[ArtBrah]

the stage you describe is when we enter "sleep paralysis". a lot of people experience auditory hallucinations before slipping into REM, only a few will actually remember them the next day. I had that happen to me a couple of times.

That's what I thought, when I experience Sleep Paralysis similar chit happens.

[Dizson]

Can confirm I was sound.

[TeamPoverty]

I hear gibberish when I'm in the middle of a sleeping and awake state, is this normal? It happen like 1 minute before I enter into a fully asleep state, my mom suffers from chronic depression and schizophrenia that may be caused by lack of sleep. She experiences it when she can't sleep, I have no problem sleeping though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnagogia

[ANumber1]

Dayum.. very sad. If only the voices were always positive. Then things would be totally different. Someone needs to invent a device to make good things and thoughts in the minds of people hearing voices. Then their lives would be better.

You might find this interesting:
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/ar...-thing/374863/

[BigAndJuicy]

it made me laugh srs