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Capsicum_Corral
Experienced
- Dec 10, 2021
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In my non-professional understanding of schizophrenia, beside being incurable, the main day to day problem is that knowing you have it doesn't help, and doesn't prevent the symptoms of paranoia and such from appearing to be valid perceptions.I'm just curious if anyone else has any thoughts about this. It's ok to think I am simply schizophrenic. I believe my situation is real but I definitely have mental health issues.
When I first heard about Targeted Individuals (TIs) and gang stalking, I ended up watching a ton of videos they posted on youtube. While their beliefs are technically possible with pinhole cameras and all kinds of monitoring technologies, these unfortunate individuals were 100% exhibiting blatant symptoms of mental illness. Not just because they'd 'uncovered plots against themselves', but clearly far beyond that.
1. Agreed that there seems to be no basis for keeping naked pics and videos of you a secret from you in particular.1.) Why keep the naked pictures and videos a secret from me? Plenty of people have naked pictures and videos sent out or on the internet and their family, friends, or coworkers notify them. How does it help anyone by keeping it a secret from me?
2.) Why are these people doing this to me? What is the purpose? I'm not even embarrassed anymore and honestly just confused. What bothers me the most is that nobody will admit these pictures and videos exist. It's like a giant game to everyone.
3.) Is it possible there is a gag order in place by the police/courts or my employer?
2. No one admitting to seeing pics and videos, along with no apparent purpose, points at least a little bit towards your own perceptions possibly not working correctly.
3. Gag orders DO exist, but are reserved for pretty special occasions.
If you've been involved in weird sex cult activities with important people, then there may be a (tiny) chance these pics and videos are real. I wish I could tell you I think that might be a possibility. However, the way you talk about this and the way you describe what you believe is happening is not leading me in that direction. I think you said you have a doctor now? Hate the idea of going on drugs, but that might be worth talking to your doctor about. Lifestyle changes might help too. Maybe if you could be in a place where you don't encounter so many random people, and perhaps be more in nature?
From everything you're saying here, it does sound like it's a problem you're having with your perceptions. I hope you can get that worked out or minimized in some way.