I agree with Selig, schizophrenics truly believe these things without much question. And a lot of times it's family members or friends who notice the symptoms, not the actual person with the disorder because they're so out of touch that they don't know they've lost touch with reality. (I may or may not have done a little reading on the subject out of my own paranoid thoughts of having it, lol)
I've also experienced feeling more normal about my symptoms and I definitely get the blank mind thing, and I'm not nearly as talkative to the people around me as I used to be. But I just put that down as another phase in this thing I'm going through. It's just something to get over and it will get better in time.
I've also experienced feeling more normal about my symptoms and I definitely get the blank mind thing, and I'm not nearly as talkative to the people around me as I used to be. But I just put that down as another phase in this thing I'm going through. It's just something to get over and it will get better in time.