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Dammmn. Same here.

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don't be afraid. just because they're not real doesn't mean they can't help you. I've been there myself. If you ever need to talk, feel free to send me a note ^_^

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Dont say that. they are real. They're there for oyu, a part of you, theyre one of the few things you can completely be sure exist.

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_{Oh my, ST :[ I can relate to this so so well. I was diagnosed with schizophrenic psychosis not too long ago, and while it's probably not the same thing [ and you will probably laugh at it ] I always had to have this company of my "second half" she's like... a best friend of sorts, but she isn't always there and when I can't talk to her I get scared and have paranoia breakdowns ^^''
Just try and keep in the company of that person}

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♥ Sarah-Jayne

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Me too. Her name is Airlaith. >_> Makes me wonder if I have schizophrenia of some sort too, but, I doubt it.

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_{Airlaith is beautiful I gave my girl the nickname I used to have, Jay ^^
Err... well people get confused sometimes. Like, they think by having alter ego's or imaginary friends they can be schizophrenic.
But if you see Airlaith vividly, or can feel physical movements from her [I'm assuming it's a her D: ] then you would have the condition. Or symptoms of.
It's nto a bad thing though, like everyone perceives, schizophrenia and psychosis rarely get in teh way of normal life if treated properly. You just gotta remember to take your meds}

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Thank you.

I can see her (yes, she's a her) vividly, but not all the time. I've felt her a few times, but she wasn't visible during those moments. And I can hear her voice in my head. It's completely different to my voice and the way that I say things both out loud and in my head. Sort of like my conscience... but not really.

My mum used to work with people with disabilites of all kinds. She told me about one of her friends who has a form of schizophrenia who moved all of the furniture out of her apartment because a voice in her head told her to. Because my mum has worked with all kinds of disabled people, she brought me up to never make fun of them and she taught me that they can have normal lives too, because they're people too. I don't see why schizophrenia should be any different. :>

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Just not too close, too close
How close is close enough?

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I want to spend a day or a week in your body. I have always wanted to know what it's like to have something real to you constructed out of your own mind.

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