PenitentSpark wrote:
Paranoid is far more extreme than that. That's when you plan out your day with paths set out in detail to avoid all others because you think they are chasing you and trying to plan their days to get you. Paranoid is when you see a friend-type person come up to you smiling like s/he has good news, and you non-sensically (IE, no evidence - if there is, it isn't paranoia) turn and sprint because you think its another part of their conspiracy.
You're completely right, because I used to fear that the MI6 were trying to steal my thoughts because I was covering up for a group of serial killers on the loose!
That was during my acute illness BTW.
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I have autism and communication difficulties. I also have mental health problems and neurological problems (including visual processing disorder).
14 Jan 2007, 9:28 am
