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Originally Posted by NAA251
I snapped a few days ago and told my mom about everything that's been happening to me. I told her about my anger. About how I'm always faking my sympathy or empathy for people. Told her about the voice that constantly controls me.
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Your "snap" was a cry for help and that is a good thing, but that voice has absolutely no control over you unless you specifically allow it to do so...and there is where you can learn (as I have) to be okay in spite of it.
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Originally Posted by NAA251
I told her about how I'm always afraid of thinking bad things because I always think there's someone reading my mind, hearing my thoughts or someone watching me.
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It is not your fault that the thoughts of bad things appear, and mere thoughts are never a crime. Also, our Maker can clearly distinguish our own thoughts from the invasive ones (even though sometimes that can be difficult for us), and we are never judged for the invasive ones. So even though you/we certainly do not want to tell all of these things to people who would/could never understand, just be sure to know other people only ever know us by our actual words and actions and not by whatever thoughts might happen be in our minds.
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I told her about how I always "think out loud" but I'm actually just saying my thoughts to the person that is always watching me.
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There is nothing wrong with that, and that is also evidence of a cry for help at least in the sense of honesty and humility.
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I want help because I'm tired of everything that's going on inside me in everyday but she thinks it's a religious problem. She thinks I'm like this because I'm not close enough to God and that I need to start getting closer to God.
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Getting "closer to God" in the sense of getting all of this into proper perspective as He sees things and learning to practice certain spiritual principles such as taking every thought captive and wisely discerning which to embrace and which to reject is going to play a huge part in bringing some peace to you, but there is no religious practice or exorcism or whatever that can magically make the intrusive thoughts disappear. Also, neither is there any medication that can do that. At best, medication can only suppress things, never actually fix or remove them, and I have not gone that route for myself because I want to always maintain complete access to my entire mind.
I can help you by sharing my own actual half-century of experience with all of this -- no mere theories or speculations -- and I would gladly do that either right here on the forum or via PM.