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>>53576345
I know that at times I have been schizo and experienced things that people would call schizo. I'm definitely not normal and have experienced many things in life that I could write paragraphs and paragraphs about such as my dad dying when I was 25, when I got cheated on and divorced at age 23, when I was in a brain injury hospital for two years, when I was an mma fighter, when I was a bouncer in a college bar and fucked so many girls you dudes couldn't even imagine, to when I was so broke to where I couldn't afford toothpaste to where I had a net worth one a million dollars at age 27 to flying down the highway on a Harley motorcycle at 120 mphs to squatting 400 pounds from being so ugly I asked a girl out on a date once and she said "fuck no" to my face to being attractive and pulling girls with ease to almost dying several times in my life more than I can count. I have lived my life as a loner that nobody cared about and people hated with animosity as an outcast to becoming a local celebrity in my town ( I can't go anywhere without being recognized and approached)


My mind has experienced many things on all extremes of the spectrum. I am not saying i am not crazy. I am just saying I'm mentally healthy. I've experienced all that shit and healed. That's the definition of healthy. Just because you break your arm doesn't mean you're dysfunctional and if anything it means you're stronger because you healed from a broken arm.

We're all here because we don't follow the herd and because we recognize that we have gotten too for beyond the natural order of life. The world's all out of whack. Commodities are resources and some of them are scare. We live in a fake artifical world where things are run on technology and slave labor and bloated infinite magic money budgets.

We're here because we are realistic, think outside the box and think for ourselves.

I'd say that's mentally healthy, not schizo and I'd take a person like that over a thousand normies any day.