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SEEEEEE?????? Told ya so! :woot:Wait, Shimmerz...that's EAST!!!!
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SEEEEEE?????? Told ya so! :woot:Wait, Shimmerz...that's EAST!!!!
I feel like this has potential for great things for all! A new and refreshing view for all and great laughs. I say we meet at @Scouts place and work from there!Block cleaning party on the lake, bonfire for the monsters.:hug::giggle:
And that I am absolutely incapable of providing it for myself. Or trusting in it. Or deserving it. I am literally terrified of houses and being in houses.Some "part" of you felt that shelter was necessary.
Yes, to me it is a break with reality.That seems more like a poor choice than an irrational choice. "Psychotic", to me, would be more something like deciding to go for a walk with the Tooth Fairy, since you had nothing better to do and she promised purple unicorns.
Describing current real and past real is still about being real even if inappropriate in time. I would not see this as psychotic in the slightes.she has no sense of the "real" situation now, because it isn't real to her. Her "real" is something else, but it is just as real.
This is absolutely my understanding and experience.Here's the Dictionary.com definition of "psychotic"
"a mental disorder characterized by symptoms, such as delusions or hallucinations, that indicate impaired contact with reality."
For me it was in sessions with my T when I was facing ( trying to process) the worst experiences of my trauma. I was completely overwhelmed and terrified. I saw the walls moving and changing colours. I was scared to put my feet to the floor because the floor looked like a shimmering jelly. It was absolutely petrifying, and T had to guide me through it emotionally, reassuring me that it was not real, that my mind was 'playing tricks' and it would get better. It happened on more than one occasion, but the first was the worst as I did not know what it was.So, saying that, I really don't know what psychosis is. It would be interesting to hear from someone who relates to diagnosed experiences of psychosis.
This to me is a description of paranoia rather then psychosis.Is holding a knife and facing the door when nobody is in your house and it really makes no f*cking sense psychotic?
I actually live slightly west of WI and would be willing to go east..... Or, everyone could come to my house? (I'm serious. My only disappointment would be that I LOVE road trips and wouldn't be making one.)I'll be in Wisconsin for a few weeks in early September.
I disagree. Lately, perhaps you haven't been doing it in the style to which you had been accustomed, but you're doing it. Even the car represents "shelter". Perhaps you need more of what my T would call "up to date, accurate information" in making your assessments. So you'd consider that the car will turn into an oven?And that I am absolutely incapable of providing it for myself.
I'd be in - if I don't end up in TN instead. Seriously nice offer @scout. And then we need to find someone else farther West or perhaps East to host the lot of us so YOU can get the road trip in.Or, everyone could come to my house? (I'm serious. My only disappointment would be that I LOVE road trips and wouldn't be making one.)
You know, he DOES work with some people by Skype and email and stuff like that.Share?
Really helpful Lucycat. Thank you so much.I saw the walls moving and changing colours. I was scared to put my feet to the floor because the floor looked like a shimmering jelly. It was absolutely petrifying, and T had to guide me through it emotionally, reassuring me that it was not real, that my mind was 'playing tricks' and it would get better. It happened on more than one occasion, but the first was the worst as I did not know what it was.