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The voice and i becoming one?

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so i see alot of people on here talk to their voices. i was wondering how you got comfortable talking to them? the voice i hear isnt really here to chat with me more like spit venom at me. and because she sounds so freaking clear i sometimes start cursing back at her then relize i have 4 very confused co-workers staring at me screaming at well nobody to shut the f up. i want to talk to her so that she will ease up with the death threats and the other things but cant bring myself to talk to her unless she has so worked up im mad and ready to fight the damn air. i swear sometimes i want to punch myself just to see if she feels it. but then i would have to explain the bruises to my girl and it dont really seem worth it lol. well im open for anything at this point thanks in advance
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replied October 15th, 2011
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It helps to be sarcastic to them, fearlessly sarcastic, that would piss her off wouldn't it? Thats about all that you can do really, fight her, not by hitting yourself though.
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replied October 16th, 2011
yeah it would shes easy to piss off tho. but ill have to grow a pair first thanks so much =)
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replied October 16th, 2011
I can not believe that I find this site...in many ways I feel better reading what you say about the "other" voice. I have used much sarcasm in the banter. Only once though they came back at me with something that I calla loop. The last word or sentence that it said is repeated like feed back, repeating over and over to the point I wanted to put a bullet in my head to make it stop. When I said that they stopped, and again treated my response as a scientific test...whatever, just thought I would share...still in denial...peace
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replied June 20th, 2012
hey!! JUST BEING YOU IS ALRIGHT its your weapon!!!! you don't need to hurt your body for their satisfaction or blood lust!! they are suffering already that's why they want to sabotage your life! these voices are not going sooner but someday they will ... back to the question The Voice And I Becoming One? maybe yes... they will become more like you and less like them ... if you take the lead... and it makes these vampire more nuts!! it drives them more crazy! that's why you need to be more vigilant in over ruling you life!... because these necrophiliacs sucks!
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replied June 20th, 2012
i try but 3 against 1 it seems unfair and they dont exactly fight clean .
good advice tho thank u for ur thoughts and such on this i dont hit or cut myself anymore havnt for a long time now just some times im not going to lie i want to bash my head into something just so i could pass out and hear nothing .
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replied July 13th, 2012
I think this forum is a gem in itself because it allows its members to explore issues like this. How do you approach voices? How do we deal with them effectively? It's a long time since I heard voices and my experience might be a useful benchmark for some, but I had to engage with the entities behind the conversations in order to beat the condition. This is why I am a little disconcerted by the view that schizophrenia is all in the physical brain, a physical disease... yes, I respect that point of view, but my own experience defies it completely.

Diamondsuicide has chosen a title which maybe says a lot - is self-destruct a catalyst for terrifying voices? Do they prey on inner vulnerability? (Admins, please forgive this suggestion as a little wacky but there have to be correlations between what people are experiencing and the reality of what happens.) Can we counteract their venom with polarised thinking? Diamond doesn't want to explain the bruises from self-harming, so knows the truth of bringing their fiction to play in real life. There are options, there are always ways to win a game. But perhaps everyone is different in this respect, just as we are all unique people. For certain, though, fear is the greatest hold any voice can have against you, and love as the polarity of fear is the only real weapon. What will she do if you tell her you love her, and ask her nicely to leave you alone for a while? Fighting clean sometimes means boxing clever, and as your statement is suspending disbelief, there might be a moment of calm water to let you know all is not lost.
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replied July 14th, 2012
The voices I sometimes hear now are confusing, they basically reiterate my own fears and thoughts about things, I think dwelling on topics encourages them. If I weren't as worried about certain things then they'd probably go away. I don't hear them talk about conspiracies or anything, because I stopped listening to that garbage on tv and stuff.

I don't hear voices when I take the medication, it comes back if I stop taking the medication for a short time..I dunno how long it lasts, i guess until I resolve what they're so worried about. For awhile when I skipped them I started having cool lucid dreams, and some of the "voices" turned into concerned spirit guides. Like, it's not common here though there are a lot of new agers around.

The thing is, I'm taking charge. I'm the owner of this mind, body, spirit. They can't hurt me if I don't listen to them, and if they have something important to say I try and comfort them by giving a logical comeback to their assumptions.

Voices are basically subconcsious chatter that leaks into the consciousness. Waking Dream almost, but they can dwell on your fears and concerns. If you outtsmart them and prove them false, they will go away or go on to something else. But you can tame the voices if you work really hard on it.
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