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Originally Posted by Secretum
Thanks for the responses, and for not treating me like I'm "crazy". 
Thankfully, these conversations are all thought-like, i.e. I don't hear them out loud.
I don't think that I'm really psychotic because I acknowledge the possibility that my imagination may have invented this to play with my anxiety. According to my psych professors, a delusional person believes his delusions 100%. No doubts, at all.
I'm considering e-mailing my pdoc about it and seeing if she thinks it's important. I don't want her to over-react and think that I'm in danger, though. I'm 99% sure that I'm safe; I can resist the impulses when they come, and the rest of the time I'm not suicidal at all. |
Then it is probably day dreaming, creating your own alternate reality. Probably you are too engrossed in it that you are kind of not in practical reality. Maybe your t sensed that. Definitely not healthy. Can lead to a psychotic break. Try finding out why you are doing it.