#tschizofw

[schizo-vulture]

When you've known somebody for so long they become a voice in your head. Damn dude guess you live here now.

[lllferry]

I take medication to fix the problems but I find that I don't know how to behave without them.

[tschizofw]

tschizofw you're pretty sure it's unlikely that your original self died in 2016 and you're a replacement inhabiting their body, but on the other hand, it Makes Perfect Sense, so

[guiltriddentragedy]

that schizo feel when caffeine makes your hallucinations do the things 

[triforce-fox]

i have my days where i'm like yes it's all gonna be fine you're gonna be able to function once you're in a safe environment and then there's times where i'm like wow i'm never gonna make it

[schizo-vulture]

Tpfw you're watching something and it talks about something bad that happened

"huh, didn't know I had to be afraid of that... but now I am"

[lllferry]

Beekeeper by Keaton Henson is a schizo mood

[lllferry]

I woke up last night, terrified, at around 3am. I thought someone was outside... - I thought something was outside. I heard it tap on the door and sigh and saw it's eyes looking in on me. I heard it's footsteps walk around the house. I almost called the police but I couldn't 100% be sure that it was real or not. It's been a while since this has happened (Thanks medication) so it took me by surprise. I was near to tears. I thought that if I just don't move it won't be able to come in. But I also couldn't go back to sleep or I would lose track of it and that's somehow worse. I'm still not sure if it was real or not. Maybe it was a person that saw me on the couch and didn't come in to rob us because of me being there and the wind made it scarier. Or maybe it was a hallucination. Either way, it stayed outside.