Ok, da me nebo kdo postrani gledal, mogoče mam skizofrenio(heh nimam samo zdravila me nardijo nenormalnega, da nepremišljeno pišem, kar pa sorry ni moja krivda, mogoče policajev k so me nasilno spravli pod zdravila) , kamor spadajo glasovi v glavi. Samo tega mi ni noben reku na psihiatriji, diagnoza; glasovi v glavi. Tja sem pršu po neumnosti, vendar so me mogli nekak obravnavat... Radovednost me je pripeljala do tega, ko sm prvič mel občutek, da spremljam občutke nekoga drugega. Pred tem nisem imel nobenih simtomov od shi. Ker sem na tem forumu edini, ki si upam pisat o tem, sem najdu še eno izjavo na netu glede tega; Am I out of the mainstream here? I have voices in my head all the time. In 50-odd years, I've exceled in my job, raised a family, established a consulting firm dealing with companies, and enjoyed high social popularity. I've never been diagnosed bi-polar, schizophrenic, manic-depressive, or the myriad other labels tossed around. Some of the voices in my head are my own, some are other people I know, and a few that I don't know. The purpose of the voices range from simple conscience to self-debate to further understand my own viewpoint on many things. I would say that none of those voices has ever told me to do things counter to my convictions, but in fact, they have. Like the guy who cut me off in traffic. A voice in my head says, "I oughta run you off the road and kick your ...!" But my convictions have prevailed. Had they not, the problem would not have been the voices in my head, but my own strength of character. I'm not trivializing the problems faced by people who are diagnosed with the disorders mentioned above. I just find it condescendingly presumptuous of those who purport to be helping them by stigmatizing them with 'protections' of Political Correctness (or Moral Correctness, if you choose). Posted by: Mike from Dallas | May 23, 2007 6:50 PM Moj komentar: I have voices in the head too. A little uninsult voice from one girl shows me promises something in the future. But I have been diagnosed as "voices in the head" maybe just for "Moral Correctness" as Mike said. Many thanks for your comment I dont find this voices telling me something counter to my convictions too. Sometimes were pretty annoying to deal with all but that was maybe my wish coz of huge ammounts of lonelyness Še en komentar: I see a psychologist as part of the treatment plan for chronic pain, and according to her, and her predecessor (who retired), I'm reasonably "normal" -- no mental illness or personality disorders, no depression. My only disability is my pain. When I talk to myself, I hear voices in my head, and when other people are doing nasty or stupid things, I sometimes call them names in my head. That's one way that some people deal with stupidity and rudeness in the real world without getting themselves hurt. When I see exceptionally nice looking men, I call them other names in my head. Posted by: Lauren, WA | May 19, 2007 12:56 AM Go America