Schizophrenic woman gouges her eyes out

[technobrah]

holy fuk

google it and select first reddit link

what has been seen (no pun intended)

[swoleyo]

Aw fuk bye

[dickbutt]

at least it was her own eyes and not somebody else's

[FGCHENG]

will rep for someone who is knowledgeable on how schizophrenia works and why this woman did what she did

[DLTBB]

I can't believe my eyes, she needs to watch out or she will end up dead!

[rafkalf]

that's normal for a schizofrenic don't be so judgemental

[bboy2143]

O_o .....

[Bettabez]

will rep for someone who is knowledgeable on how schizophrenia works and why this woman did what she did

It is a brain disorder that can manifest in paranoia or hallucinations (usually auditory i.e. hearing voices). The voices are usually condemning and criticize you. The line between what is real and what isn't becomes nonexistent during episodes.

[YourIHero]

Bitches be crazy, yo

[technobrah]

someone with 50+ posts embed the pics here in a spoiler tag (srs)

[sambill]

Thks for share

[Gaultieri]

will rep for someone who is knowledgeable on how schizophrenia works and why this woman did what she did

[floridabrah05]

Did she died?

[Ace Thedics]

someone with 50+ posts embed the pics here in a spoiler tag (srs)

keep that **** off of here you stupid fuk

[ymer]

Too bad that she won't stop seeing what she's seeing

[zionosis]

It is a brain disorder that can manifest in paranoia or hallucinations (usually auditory i.e. hearing voices). The voices are usually condemning and criticize you. The line between what is real and what isn't becomes nonexistent during episodes.

Wrong *******.

"a long-term mental disorder of a type involving a breakdown in the relation between thought, emotion, and behaviour, leading to faulty perception, inappropriate actions and feelings, withdrawal from reality and personal relationships into fantasy and delusion, and a sense of mental fragmentation."

[xavengedx23]

How can our eyes be real if life isn't real??

[zionosis]

How can our eyes be real if life isn't real??

This guy gets it.

[indeeded]

fukkkkkk

[rafkalf]

why be schizofrenic when i can be bipolair i'd rather have borderline

[zionosis]

fukkkkkk

It's like Gollum from lord of the rings in in your head. lol

[zionosis]

why be schizofrenic when i can be bipolair i'd rather have borderline

[Brosynthesis]

hopefully she cant see the voices in her head

[MiscterJones]

will rep for someone who is knowledgeable on how schizophrenia works and why this woman did what she did

Schizophrenics suffer from hallucinations and delusions. Hallucinations are basically false sensory perceptions. Delusions are ideas and stories that are not true. Schizophrenics tend to have one or more omnipresent voices telling them how to live their lives and criticize everything that they do. Most schizophrenics know that what they experience is not normal, but they are unable to cope with it. Thus, schizophrenics are prone to self-injury because they want what they are experiencing to stop. For example, schizophrenics tend to see dark clouds of mist floating in corners, which scares them because they believe these to be demons hunting them. Thus, a schizophrenic may make any attempt to stop these visions (hallucinations) from occurring, such as gouging out one's own eyes.

can confirm, I research schizophrenia at university

[ppself]

Schizophrenics suffer from hallucinations and delusions. Hallucinations are basically false sensory perceptions. Delusions are ideas and stories that are not true. Schizophrenics tend to have one or more omnipresent voices telling them how to live their lives and criticize everything that they do. Most schizophrenics know that what they experience is not normal, but they are unable to cope with it. Thus, schizophrenics are prone to self-injury because they want what they are experiencing to stop. For example, schizophrenics tend to see dark clouds of mist floating in corners, which scares them because they believe these to be demons hunting them. Thus, a schizophrenic may make any attempt to stop these visions (hallucinations) from occurring, such as gouging out one's own eyes.

can confirm, I research schizophrenia at university

There is always an opposite to every variable in life. A positive to negative. A south to a north. Life and death.

So I am wondering to ask you. Since you study the one side of this variable.

What is it called when someone is receiving positive reinforcement from the imaginary voices?

[dopamine72]

Wrong *******.

"a long-term mental disorder of a type involving a breakdown in the relation between thought, emotion, and behaviour, leading to faulty perception, inappropriate actions and feelings, withdrawal from reality and personal relationships into fantasy and delusion, and a sense of mental fragmentation."

He's right. He just didn't state all the symptoms and the differences in severity. All you did was copy paste info. *******.

[MiscterJones]

There is always an opposite to every variable in life. A positive to negative. A south to a north. Life and death.

So I am wondering to ask you. Since you study the one side of this variable.

What is it called when someone is receiving positive reinforcement from the imaginary voices?

the only time they receive, what is perceived as positive reinforcement, from their voices is when they do whatever the voices tell them to do. sometimes it's not always a voice. For example, a schizophrenic may read a street sign and perceive it as a sign that was made just for them, as a way to signal their next action. if they do it, they believe they will be safe. if they don't do it, they believe they may be hurt by something, but a voice may not tell them this, it is just a feeling...hence a delusion.

hope that answers your question, not quite sure what exactly you're asking. are you referring to the positive and negative symptoms of schizophrenia? if so, you are misunderstanding the terminology because it does not mean good and bad.

[zionosis]

Schizophrenics suffer from hallucinations and delusions. Hallucinations are basically false sensory perceptions. Delusions are ideas and stories that are not true. Schizophrenics tend to have one or more omnipresent voices telling them how to live their lives and criticize everything that they do. Most schizophrenics know that what they experience is not normal, but they are unable to cope with it. Thus, schizophrenics are prone to self-injury because they want what they are experiencing to stop. For example, schizophrenics tend to see dark clouds of mist floating in corners, which scares them because they believe these to be demons hunting them. Thus, a schizophrenic may make any attempt to stop these visions (hallucinations) from occurring, such as gouging out one's own eyes.

can confirm, I research schizophrenia at university

I think you need to understand more science instead of where you have been getting your information from.

Reality is just a perception, it's the sensory organs sending information to the brain to process. Electronic signals! The brain easily can create these perceptions itself without the input. But the input is important so that we are at one with reality and not just in dream land.

But what we see and feel isn't really how things are but just how our brain has managed to perceive the world and help us operate in it.

So in a way there is no such thing as a false sensory perception. Even different animals perceive things differently than others. Whether that be colors, touch, smell etc.

I doubt you study this at university, no offense.

[zionosis]

He's right. He just didn't state all the symptoms and the differences in severity. All you did was copy paste info. *******.

Did I say I didn't *******? Also he was wrong in his explanation. Things are not as simple as the tards on here make out. Low level of understanding etc.

[Tetrahydro]

I'm not saying it was shadow people, but it was the shadow people.