i wonder how it feels when a person loses his sanity

Wuming

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does he actually feel it? does he actually know and feel that he is going to lose it? or does it just come all of the sudden that he doesn't have the chance to know. and if he does know, what happens to his conscious after he goes insane?

is it easy for someone to go mad?
 

Lord Evermore

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Insane people think they're perfectly sane and can't understand why normal people think anything is wrong with them. That's pretty much an assumption...if you can recognize that what you're thinking isn't normal, then you're not really insane.
 

Yeeny

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My brother in law is a Bi Polar Schizophrenic, and when he begins to slip from reality, he will tell people he needs help. Unfortunately, his counselors and family members like to pat him on the head and tell him he is fine, don't worry about it. So he ends up institutionalized for months, because he goes off the deep end.
 

Lord Evermore

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loco is spanish for crazy...

I would say now "and my name is english for loving" just to indicate I'm nuts...but it's frankly not but I am. :)
 

Wuming

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hmm..guess its not tt easy for someone to lose his mind no matter how much you think.
 

allmotor

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what determines wut is normal and wut is insanity?
people get thrown into nuthouses because some doctor say hes wacko?
what if the doctor himself was wacko but hes acting like a doctor?
its a conspiracy i tell you!!!!! leave me alone bad government!!:|
 

pillage2001

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Get back to me after my finals this semester, you'll see a real person who loses his sanity. :p
 

Shalmanese

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If you really feel an urge to know, try Chinese water torture or Sensorary deprivation, the first is very easy to set up and does a lot of damage, the second is a lot harder to find (legally) but is far more efficient
 

Wuming

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what features does a person who lost his insanity have? does he talk or think like hes perpetually drunk?
 

Elledan

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"Those who think that they're normal and never doubt their sanity, have lost their sanity."
 

cxim

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>> what features does a person who lost his sanity have? does he talk or think like hes perpetually drunk? <<

nope ... he acts like a used car salesman....

 

Moonbeam

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What are we talking about here, going crazy or going crazy? There are biochemical kinds of going crazy and there's the kind of going crazy when burried emotional problems that have been suppressed start to surface and can't be kept down. This is a going crazy characterized by depression which is the supression of anger accopained by occassional bouts of seemingly irrational rage. In a theraputic setting, the violent and full expression of rage without acting out will eventually lead into some explosive sadness. The rage is the protective mechanism that is there to keep that sadness at bay. Once the sadness can be entered into and allowed to ramp up, it will become powerful enough to equal, become, a past event where that feeling originated or is in the chain of origin. The moment before recognition can be like dying because what is about to be experienced was a death, a psychic death where that aspect of a person got burried. It is like going crazy because it is unbelievable. The good news, of course, is that by going crazy in this way, one recovers bit by bit, pieces of oneself.
 

allmotor

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leave me alone!!! i see dead people!! i know who killed jfk!! aliens do exist!! i pay taxes!!
 

jacobnero6918

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I watch a HBO special about Depression and Mike Wallace from 60 minutes called it the most painful illness he could imagine. He said he was an old man and had been in pain before but nothing compared to Depression.

I think people have a misconception that people who have and illness such as Depression, Maniac depression or Schizophrenia don't really suffer and that is the exact opposite of the truth.


 

Wuming

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suppressed emotions... yah.

well. life is just a series of events that are usually out of your control.

we cant just go venting our emotions on all of them.

think all of us have a insane part in our minds. just how difficult or easy it is for it to surface
 

Mday

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