the U.S.: Is it possible for a person with persecutory delusional disorder to feel actual physical pain that they believe is being inflicted upon them by a distantly located source? This would consist of burning sensations, poking, and (electrical) shocks,
From a 14 year old girl in the U.S.: Hi. I think a year ago, I did something horrible that could have killed me and maybe even my family. Fortunately, nothing came out of it and everything is ok, except
I have problem (as you think but I don’;t think about it bad way)I want to kill people so badly I know it isn’;t normal but I really want what should I do ?? I already harmed other people my
From a teen in the U.S.: I think my brother has schizophrenia or another mental illness. Recently my brother has been acting really strange, like talking excessively, really sensitive to criticism, talking about uncomfortable and kind of scary topics all
I have been with my boyfriend for 4 years. He has been around my daughter since she was 12. He never touches her much but she has always greeted him with a hug. At 16 she is now growing into
From a young woman in the U.S.: When my mother has had issues with someone in the past, even if it was almost a decade ago, she’ll state that they have issues and everyone else is just acting like everything
I don’t know what’s happening to me. I keep hearing things and seeing things that are terrifying me, but whenever I tell my parents about it, they just say they don’t see/hear anything. To make it even worse, they start
From a man in the U.S.: I had a very contentious exchange with a neighbor. My hopes were that we could put things behind us and move past it. He wanted me to “understand” my failings, but he evidently wanted
After drug usage caused psychosis and 2 years of recovery (most of it a “after psychosis” kind of depression of some sort, i’ve no idea. basically not being able to do anything) ive become very interested in learning competitive games.
From a teen in the U.S.: i seen hallucinations for awhile but they have slowly been getting worse.. i’ve been to pysch wards before and they have always asked if we see hallucinations but mine were minor so i never
I remember hearing a little voice in my head since I was in kindergarten. I thought it was normal so I just didn’t talk about it. As I grew older I became conscious that this isn’t natural and that now
From a teen in the U.S.: I currently have a therapist that I’ve known for about 3-4 years, and have had good communication and have been able to work through some stuff. However, it seems no matter what I can do,