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I wish I knew what was wrong with me.



Sometimes when I think of certian people, I think that they're reading my thoughts. I have tried to get rid of it but I cant.

I don't know if it's schizophrenia or not. I don't hear voices, I don't see things. Only the fear of people reading my thoughts.


There is this one girl I like but when I think of her, I think she is actually hearing what I am saying.


What do I have? Anything wrong with me?

Sometimes I think of strange things like that, and act them out in an OCD fashion. But I don't really believe any of it.

I have personal experience with this.

Sometimes when I'm walking along on the street, I think people in cars are judging me. Sometime I think that cat looks at me as if to say, "I know what you did".

very small doses of Risperdal and some DBT later, I don't feel that as much.

It got pretty bad after watching The Truman Show.

It could be a Personality Disorder. They come in all flavors, including paranoid. Thinking that people can hear your thoughts is a delusion, not a hallucination. There's difference. There's always a chance of schizophrenia or another more severe cause of delusional thinking, but I'd seek medical advice. If it's bad enough and seriously impairing your functioning, please do so.

Merry xmas you have either a personality disorder or Schitzophrenia, thats just how to cheer someone up

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depression can cause paranoid thoughts too

Could be severe stress. I had a psychotic episode once from severe stress (and med side effects). it started with mild paranoia. it lasted 2 years then was gone and never returned.

It is not talked about enough but it is true. allot of people who have a bout of psychosis often recover and it never returns.

Doesn't mean your crazy, it just means your mind cant take the stress so it takes a vacation so to speak. or that's how i view it.

It may not be whats happening to you. because often people who have psychotic episodes often dont know anything is wrong till after they recover.

That's a delusion... one I've had in the past. Hallucinations aren't beliefs, they're false perceptions. It could be a symptom of "psychotic depression", or schizoaffective disorder, or bipolar. You need to see a doctor and talk about what's going on. Quite possibly it's something temporary... but I would seek help. (Speaking from my own experience.)

I feel like that to. I sometimes think that people can easily tell my emotions and stuff like that. I have no Idea how they do this.