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tigerContributor
can someone tell me the difference bewteen listening to the thoughts in your head, and hearing voices?
when you hear a voice is it your voice ? or anothers voice ?
if it's your voice you hear, then are they just thoughts being vocalised? or is that classed as having voices in your head?
you get me?
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-karma-Senior Contributor
Hi @tiger
thought you might like to follow this conversation
http://saneforums.org/t5/Our-experience-stories/What-s-the-difference-between-voices-and-voices/m-p/11886/highlight/true#M1151
started by @JT and @kristin
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