Mental Health diagnosis, such as schizophrenia, is never concrete, but instead very lax. Schizophrenia is diagnosed through a false system, and Mental Health doctors refer to impossible doctrines.

Mental Health experts succeed in perversity because of the 'flamers' in society, and bigotry and ignorance from academicians. The aforementioned parties, with additional human stupidity, support each other.

The definition of a schizophrenic: Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by abnormal social behavior and failure to understand reality. Common symptoms include false beliefs, unclear or confused thinking, hearing voices, reduced social engagement and emotional expression, and a lack of motivation.

To diagnose this problem in others, Mental Health experts isolate their targets in mental hospitals for examination, or perform regular home-visits.

A psychiatrist's job is to heal mental disorders, and no matter what victims say in defense of their own mental health, either during a home-visit or in a mental hospital, psychiatrists will continue the procedure of examination. The worst part of this is that the execution of their powers is based on a guess, that originated from flimsy evidence.

I do not talk much, and this is my choice; I prefer to write, or get my head down and pursue my passions.

I'm not anxious, I don't put trust in people because I know people. It's not illness but rather dislike for the course of society, and the common beliefs. If I wanted to like society I would, but that's not my thoughts.

In a mental hospital, I'm pitted against my beliefs; 'disliking society' is deemed as anxiety, 'knowing people' is deemed as inane voices.

In a mental hospital, people who know little about life and the mind have power over me, and my life, because they know of chemicals in the brain. I'm angered by the situation; for my freedom is taken from me via police intervention and immature doctrine, which is then used against me...

Their doctrine an impossible link between the public opinion and law enforcement, and the celebration on the streets keeps it alive; people who enjoy bullying, inciting depression, and other kinds of perverse minded individuals are the very foundation to the mental health system.

Mental Health doctrine is corrupt, it targets beliefs, and deceives you to get answers to make their diagnosis. Mental health experts take full advantage of communication to understand you, but not by your true nature, by your communication only (it has additional conditions that are based on movements, but in most cases it's a presupposed-thought log, written about a person over a few months or years). Psychiatrists focus on the, what I proclaim to be 'false', examination system, based on guesswork, to continue excising their power.

The nurses do not know my thoughts, I have just as good judgement as them in this situation; they are as disordered as I am. I may point out more mistakes in their mind, than them. However, they have this stern-faced intrigue about them, because they are supported by a doctrine that sees you as resources and not relative – they will act the very opposite way. Dreams are not chemical bonds, they are more than that; hallucinations are not chemical bonds, when simplified to chemical bonds, that's all we are, we do not have a clear chance of exploring the depths of our self.

The mind cannot be fathomed, it's one of the gems of life; if what we say is what we thought, we'd all be criminals.

This post was edited by M0nK3Y on May 14 2016 02:20am

Freewill and send them to hell in your words it works.

in some societies, they pull these people aside at an early age and tell them "You're special" "You are going to change the world" "You are gifted" and they are trained and put under the guidance of master shamans.

vs. our society

"you are insane" "you are a mad dog" "you need to be locked up" "your on par with criminals" and they are drugged with deadly drugs they dont want, locked into an insane asylum, tortured, and abused.

hmmm

http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/07/when-hearing-voices-is-a-good-thing/374863/

A new study suggests that schizophrenic people in more collectivist societies sometimes think their auditory hallucinations are helpful.


"The Americans tended to described their voices as violent—"like torturing people, to take their eye out with a fork, or cut someone's head and drink their blood, really nasty stuff," according to the study.
Meanwhile, the Indians and Africans were more likely to say that their hallucinations reminded them of friends and family, and that the voices were playful or even entertaining. "Mostly, the voices are good," said one Ghanian participant."

A delusional person doesn't realize they are delusional. This is an unfortunate injustice to the individual, because they will believe that other people are false/wrong and against them. You can imagine the dilemma this creates in the mind of somebody that is chronically delusional. A person can become unable to reliably discern choices, beliefs, or knowledge.

You speak of knowing people... It is not safe to think you know a person's intentions or what their thoughts are. Its ok to speculate about what other people are thinking / intentions / motives are, and to draw abstractions based upon those those ideas to plan for those possibilities. But they must remain as speculations and not become belief or knowledge, because then you have left logical reality, an entered a thought process with no rules. The result is false beliefs which will mislead a person when making important everyday decisions about themselves and the people around them. This is the tragedy of delusion.

You can choose to dislike society and common beliefs but we still have to live in it, work with it, and deal with it. I find it's easier to work with the society just enough to get by, so I can preserve as much freedom as I can. Sometimes that means following a doctrine that is against my beliefs. It is a tough pill to swallow, but I find it's better than the alternative.

M0nK3Y, you are totally right. I'm sorry for what you've been through.

i seen this post when he posted it...And ive been writing my story ever since...it goes from when it happened over a year ago and later to where i am now.
im a bit unique in my case tho...will have it posted here someday. To anybody that does have problems like me.
Message me...im not trying to get my post count up.

wow thats crazy...

As long as you keep taking your meds