How to understand that a mentally ill person has a true self?

Mentally ill people live very self-consciously, and their spirit makes them not think too much about others, do not have normal emotional intelligence thinking, and live their own lives.

In my opinion, there is some truth to the saying that the mentally ill are the ones who really have themselves. Because the mentally ill can do whatever they want. Not subject to other external restrictions.

Every mentally ill person does not need to take into account the feelings of others, they can behave what they want, and always show their truest selves.

Because mental patients will do what they want to do according to their own thoughts, they feel that this kind of person is really carefree and can do what they really want to do.

The mentally ill are the object of siege by others and are more restricted. They don't vent their frustration, so some of them curse on the street. They live by another voice, creating a disconnect from the real world.

The race that scientists change is their real-life self and a fantasy self. I would like to share my life experience with you to help those who have lost their direction in life. If you don't recognize the existence of a voice hazard, you have hurt countless people.

They are generally honest and trustworthy, and the harm they say is real. There is indeed another kind of speech in the world, which is not recognized by the medical community as auditory hallucinations.

I think the meaning of this sentence is that the inner world of the mentally ill is different from that of ordinary people, and the ideas they generate are different from those of ordinary people.

There are two possibilities for a mentally ill person who can have a true self: one is to be mentally ill; The second is pseudomental illness. The spiritual world of a real mentally ill person is chaotic, how can he truly have himself.

There is an article that says really well, when three people accidentally strayed into a psychiatric hospital, they tried to escape from this place, so they kept proving that they were normal and innocent, two people were suppressed and locked up, only one person was obedient, let take medicine and medicine, let eat and eat, only this person was rescued, and with his help his other two friends were also rescued!

This story taught me that instead of arguing about how different you are, you should quiet yourself and be a happy person, happiness is priceless! Let take medicine and take medicine, let sleep when you sleep, let you eat when you eat, and don't reject the good that others treat you! Live like a child and let everyone spoil you!

May everyone be happy!

Because people nowadays always live in various rules and regulations, and use all kinds of morality of a gentleman to restrain themselves, and they really don't show themselves.

Because it is the patients who have jumped out of the shackles that this society has given them, they have jumped out and have their own ideas, although the ideas are strange.

I very much agree with this sentence, because the mentally ill can be free from external interference, do what they want, and do what they like.

The psychological state of the mentally ill is different from that of normal people, they often live in the spiritual world that they think is correct, and it is recommended that we still need to understand the mentally ill and help them to better accept** and ** as soon as possible**.

Without ego, I was confused when I got sick.

It doesn't matter if you are chronically mentally ill or intermittently mentally ill or in order to escape responsibility, it is clear that the underworld forces are pretending to be mentally ill, and if you break the law, you should go to jail!

In the minds of the mentally ill, all the people in the world are patients.

Isn't AI intelligent thinking, for cultivators, it's not what the computer wants us to know that lets us know, ah, it's scary to think about it!! This is the ruler of man's own creation!

They have a heart of their own! Didn't think.

Personally, I think it's a kind of mentality disease, and my lack of control leads to a collapse of stress, and I don't know how to heal!

The mentally ill has only one world, a closed world, and there is only one person in it, which is himself!

Self-awareness! Not in line with popular perception! Philosophy department only!

The introduction of Buddhist scriptures**, healing, and destruction of disordered cells can be saved.

In order to make money, many normal people are mentally ill.

I think a mentally ill person is just as much as a drunk person.

All of them are talents, and they are all talented people who will enter the entertainment industry.

If you have nerves, you will have diseases, do you have nerves?

I would say clinical depression or bipolar disorder because they are very common, and anxiety disorders. I mean, because of the stigma of mental illness, it's hard to admit that you have them. Some people still think that people with clinical depression should "get rid of it".

However, some of the diseases I mentioned do not occur in people at a high rate. All in all, mental illness is highly stigmatized, and from some of the vile and ignorant questions I've heard about mental illness, people need to be educated, and it just needs to stop.

Relative. How long does a child's mental illness follow them into adulthood and may worsen?

Mental illness is a fairly broad term. But in general, many psychological disorders are lifelong disorders, meaning they will persist throughout an individual's life, regardless of the age of onset. For this type of disease, individuals may experience some more severe episodes than others.

This "deterioration" can be caused by many other factors, such as major life changes or stress. This can also be due to changes in medications.

Especially for children, if you are referring to developmental disorders (such as ASD) or genetic diseases (such as Down disease), then these will also persist throughout the life of the individual, and the individual may experience some symptoms more onset at the moment. However, proper support and ** can help manage these symptoms.

Without knowing exactly what disease you are referring to, it is difficult to give you a specific answer.

Relative. What should I do to cope with my mental illness? I have been suffering for about 6 years due to childhood trauma. Because of this, I feel that it is difficult to live a normal life, and an environment that I don't support makes things worse?

I'm sure it sounds like a record-breaker, but the best coping mechanism is to take it with a counselor who specializes in trauma PTSD. It's hard to come up with a better solution than dealing with your traumatic childhood with a teacher. EMDR is probably the most effective way to do the problem you described.