For those who hear voices

The ones I was having last week were telling me to die.

I didn't know this thread was still operating. Maybe I dissociated. I'm sorry. Thank you for keeping it going. My "voices" have been more of a problem lately. And, as you yourself know, I can't get away from them, no Greyhound bus can take me to a safe hiding place. So I keep learning how to build new strengths in myself. Maybe your voices sometimes discourage you from reading & posting. I have that problem. There's no way to explain what it's like to someone who has never experienced it. So most of us keep it to ourselves, right? Anyway, thank you very much for sharing!! It helps me a lot, & probably others.

Hey, Kit, look--I have been through this before A lot. And one time, I acted on mine. Almost died. Any way you could call your pdoc and maybe make a med move or something? Just concerned for you here.

I never tell anyone who isn't one of us because they always freak out and just think I am even more of a psycho killer or whatever.

Thanks bpcyclist. They are better now.

That's good news to hear Kit! I hope you're having a good day today. Hugs & love to you!

Could I ask if anyone has come across the explanation of Electronic Harassment, and what Subvocalization is!

Would you have group mobbing or group gaslighting campaigns against you?

Hi, @ShaneG! Welcome to PC! Of those things you mentioned, the only thing I'm a little bit familiar with is the term subvocalization. I've read articles that say some psychologists believe that the voice hearer is actually doing the voice themself, "subvocally." I think they mean the person is talking to himself/herself so low they don't know they are doing it. This might make sense if the person was only hearing one voice. I, personally, have multiple voices all at once, & various sounds & it gets really noisy at times. I've read that most voice hearers have multiple voices. I hope other posters can answer regarding those other terms. And thank you for this post!

I've had this issue a number of times, pretty much only when I'm extremely depressed, exhausted or stressed. I don't know if it's really hearing voices, because they aren't talking to me and they're voices of people I know. It's like listening to conversations happening in my head - overhearing conversations between people I know (or just a person I know, talking), and I can't turn the volume down or make it stop. It has usually gone away after coming out of that depression/distressed state of mind. I've mentioned it to my doctor but never talked about it a lot. A long time ago I was addicted to benzos and sleeping pills and used to get a similar effect. Do other people here get this kind of voice thing?

Thank you for posting & sharing, @nikon. My voices don't sound like other people I know. They seem to have their own separate minds, all with consistantly distinct personalities & sounds to their voices. I can identify with what you're describing when I'm dreaming. Could it be that your brain is causing you to dream while you're awake during difficult times?

Yeah, maybe - I didn't know you could dream when you're wide awake lol.

Hi, Nikon & Breaking Dawn

Yeap, I know exactly what you mean, I have the same meaning it's multiple voices at one time including female and words I don't use myself, so yes how would that even be possible for your own inner speech to achieve, some do sound like people I've known in my past.
I see it as a type of broadcasting or live streaming or EMF podcast, though I do not know it's real and think it's a delusion which makes them laugh and use bait and switch cruelty on me. or games.

Would this resonate with any of you