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Eden1919Senior Contributor
lately the voices have been saying stuff like "they are going to k*** you" or "K*** her" or commenting on what I am doing like they are talking to each other about me right behind me. do you hear voices? what do they say to you?
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@Eden1919 Hey Eden1919 hope you are doing okay. When I wasnt on medication the voices would scream at me. They were always young peoples female voices. It was deafening and the voices were angry in tone. Angry and threatening. Then there was my boyfriend voice who could be seductive and sweet and then cruel and mean in what he said. Now that I am medicated I get the occasional breakthrough male voice who says cruel things like " you stink" " you are a s***" are his favourites. I think it is my boyfriend voice.
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@Eden1919 wrote:lately the voices have been saying stuff like "they are going to k*** you" or "K*** her" or commenting on what I am doing like they are talking to each other about me right behind me. do you hear voices? what do they say to you?
Well, to tell the truth, they usually tell me things to the effect of that a fountain of pollution is so deep within my nature that, try as I might, no matter how much I cleanse my body, mind and soul, I'll never rid myself of the stench of sin that makes me unworthy of love.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
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