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Originally Posted by All_voices_are_evil
Even though I'm a schizophrenic I can't completely understand because I've had little amount of people insult me and so on. The most I've had is people call me psycho. I do though understand your loneliness. I've been a schizophrenic for 5 years and I've only really met one schizophrenic. I really don't have that one person to lean on. No one understands and they just make jokes about it or make unwitty comments. I always ask myself why I have to deal with this **** for the rest of my life.
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Hey, first you have schizophrenia NOT you are schizophrenic. The latter implies it's who you are...like being a teacher or daughter. The former implies it's a part of you but not you...like having cancer at birth or a loss limb at birth. Schizophrenia derived from birth. You inherited it. Is some ways you can say you did not choose it but it chose you. You can stop its effect on you by not claiming it as if it's who you are....it's not...it's what you have or been afflicted with. With this perspective its easier to answer those who call you crazy. Remember, everyone has craziness in them and are capable to do evil.