Diagnosed Schizophrenic reviews a schizophrenia simulation!
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- Опубликовано: 18 июл 2021
- I've seen others reviewing these RUclips videos of "schizophrenic simulations". So I decided to check it out! I would love to review some movies and TV episodes about schizophrenia! Leave any ideas in the comments. Also be sure to check out my motivational speaking website: Kodygreen.com
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I work for a law enforcement agency and we use this exact video in our training. also my brother and cousin both have been diagnosed with schizophrenia. Thank you for sharing your perspective 😊
Link to this video?
Hey Jody do you have the link to the video Kody is reviewing?
I don't think that's a good way to show schizophrenia. I don't know, but I have had psychosis.
@@Jabafish thanks for the opinion. I'm a psy student and I have a schyzophrenic brother so I try to understand what's happening.
Really interesting to see someone who's diagnosed watching this kind of vids. I think a video about what the media is doing wrong might be informative. To hear why so many movies, books etc. are failing is what I'd personally like to hear :) Also hope you took care of yourself after this video, you really looked seriously taken aback when a human hand came out of the box, and I hope you're doing okay.
*I call BS on you being Schizophrenic. This is one of the rarest diagnoses, yet you say you have multiple friends who have it, and you talk to them about their experiences....?* 🤔
*...Yeah, you’re lying*
You are stronger than me (and most people) because if I experienced half of this, I wouldn’t know what to do. Thank you for sharing this.
@titofvalentine6892 You get stronger the more you're forced to deal with it.
Be grateful you're lucky enough you don't have to, but have confidence that you could tackle it if it came to you.
For real.
Thank you for spreading awareness.
This is hard to watch man, it's hard to keep be control if your mind betraying you. More power to you brother.
hes only "schizo" because hes on drugs. hes not genuine
Love that A:TLA shirt! This is the type of reaction videos we need. It helps me to understand what my close friends who suffer from schizophrenia may experience
My best friend of 18 years basically disappeared on me a long time ago. At the time I thought he was mad at me, but over time, he would pop up on social media with some really nasty comment to me...then days later apologize, then go dark again. We lived on different coasts so I reached out to his brother and from the conversation I could tell something was wrong, but it was obvious that for privacy I was not getting the full story. Just a few months ago my friend had I guess would be a psychotic break and now is facing 20-to life in prison. He did not harm anyone, but he aimed a non-firearm weapon at a police officer. When I found out, I called his brother and then heard the whole story...my friend has schizophrenia that has been getting worse and worse for twenty years. I had no idea, and of course this is devastating to hear. Ive known him since 1985, and even though we haven't really had a "friendship" all these years, we still did have one that abruptly ended....I want to help him somehow. Im at a loss as to how. Looking back, he would tell me sometimes that someone hundreds of feet was talking about him, or said something to him...and I would say, "no, they didn't say anything", and he seemed to accept that. But after watching this, now I see the little things here and there, the "breadcrumbs" over the course of our friendship that point to this illness. What to do? Schizophrenia doesn't just affect the patient, it devastates all who love him or her, at least thats my experience.
This happened with me as well!!! I was a big part of my friends life. Then she experienced a lot of trauma and I believe this is really why it triggered this to come out.
We went from talk every day and hanging out to just dropped. Gone dark. Idk if she thinks I'm plotting against her, but she is short as hell with me or just doesn't respond at all. She's told me a lot of alarming things that will be so out of the blue.
And she really believes all these things are truly happening and some times you hear the stories and think, there could maybe be a possibility that happened? But then you hear other parts of the story and it's just SO out of there. It really solidifies that something is really wrong.
It's the paranoid type too with visual and audio hallucinations. She has maybe somewhat acknowledged it (her mom had it) but she also believes what she has experienced is totally real.
Idk how to tell her or what to even do tbh. It's hard. But I do anything I can to help
I've had 2 hallucinations in my life, both brought on by strong medications and anti depressants. That was enough for me!
The first was in the hospital, a hanging innocent sthetoscope going wild like a goofy snake creature. Thankfully i wasn't afraid since i had taken my first ever sleep pill and figured out it was messing with me, so i just closed my eyes to avoid seeing any more nonsense!
Second time was first time on anti depressants. Saw a finger scratch through my wall, poke out, and do a come here motion. I wooshed out of bed to tell my dad lmao. It was on the side effects list so i again knew i didn't have to worry.
Having hallucinations and knowing WHY helps, but in the moment it was still terrifying before rationality came back.
Mostly commenting to help your statistics ❤
You're a strong man with integrity, keep doing what you're doing even though it's hard to manage. You help both fellow sufferers and their familiywith your advocacy. ❤❤❤
This was really fascinating, Kody. It was cool to be able to compare your experience and my experience. I usually don’t have a ton of voices at once, but there were certain key phrases in this video that really hit close to home.
Incredibly helpful and educational. As others have said hope you did lots of after care after you filmed this.thank you for being so transparent!!!
Great video, very insightful, learning about how even some of the more outlandish seeming things in the video weren't too far from the truth was very interesting.
Thank you SO VERY MUCH for your honesty and authenticity in this video. Thank you for making this video. You are an amazing and greatly appreciated human being who is making this world a better place. Thank you. Also, I love your Aang shirt! :)
Thank you for this fascinating video. I’d love to see more like this in the future!
I heavily relate to the feeling of whispers that don't entirely make clear sense and seeing hands/arms, and someone constantly telling you not to do something because it might be unsafe. I suffer from psychosis because I'm diagnosed with C-PTSD and bipolar type 2, so I can't at all speak for everyone's experience, but I do feel like these simulations really play up the fear factor in a more cinematic horror way than what people actually experience? I don't quite know how to put it into words. The echoing and the 3D color glitches and the red lighting just felt off, to me, personally. But like you said everyone experiences it very differently!
With bipolar, my psychotic episodes and symptoms usually appear when I am not taking my medication on time (or at all), which happens unfortunately a lot because I suffer from dissociation and forget to take it. I personally experience a lot of blurry vision, knocks that aren't there, dogs howling outside, flies buzzing very close to my ear, things that aren't necessarily out to get me. It's when I'm extremely stressed and having PTSD flashbacks that I see things like limbs, or distressed screaming from outside. It can be so humiliating to think someone is hurt or in trouble and rushing to help, to find out it was all in my head. Bless you and thank you for your content and making others feel less alone.
@@mordi4028 ....it’s always the weird people who have to make up things online to try and feel unique, and get attention. Just stop... 🤦😴
@@buttsexwithbabies2316 I'll tell that to my therapist and my psychiatrist 😂. I'm not lying about my illness, I'm opening up. This is a safe space. I'm happy to answer any questions you have, if you want.
@@buttsexwithbabies2316 ...And I see you're calling yourself a professional on other threads and bashing schizophrenics that are also opening up about their stories. It's not worth anything to be hateful on RUclips towards people struggling. I wish you peace, please reevaluate your choices.
@@mordi4028 I don’t need to ask any questions, i am just as qualified as your psychiatrist... Unless a Masters in the field, and the 500+ certification hours are weighted differently for yours 🤷♂️🤦🤣
Thankyou so much for being so brave. I now work in a place where I care for some individuals that have schizophrenia. And I have been trying to do some
research about it so I can provide better care. Your page is an amazing resource. Keep up the amazing work my friend. Thanks for keeping it real.
Thank you for sharing your opinion and experience. My heart goes out to you. I don’t know how you cope, but the fact that you are coping and thriving shows so much strengths and resourcefulness. Thank you!!!!
Actually really appreciate you sharing this. I imagine as it’s different for everyone so would the level of hallucinations & audible effects. Thank you for the education
I have so much respect for you for uploading this. Facing your problems despite the trauma
Great video!!! Thank you so much for sharing, this was so fascinating to watch. This seems like agony and absolutely terrifying to experience, I really feel for those who are undiagnosed or un-medicated
thank you so much for your input, I personally have watched a few and you giving a voice to the reality, is something I appreciate, and I am glad you are safe and willing to do this
This video reminds me of the game Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, they did a ton of research, and worked with experts and those who deal with Schizophrenia and Psychosis personally on a lot of the video game experience.
somebody recommended that game to me a while ago. is it worth it to play it?
I really love these type of videos. It kind of gave me Dr.Mike vibes I dont know why, but i would love to see more types of things like this.
thank you for making your videos!! I work with individuals with early onset schizophrenia, and these videos help me to better understand.
That video is absolutely terrifying. I don’t know how you do it man. Your an inspiration
Thank you for sharing. I have a few close family members with schizophrenia. I got anxiety watching what they have experienced. Some of these are spot on. One of my family members has auditory, visual and tactile hallucinations. Not always all at once, but sometimes, based on how stable or unstable they are.
i don't think i could handle that.. My uncle had Schizophrenia.. i was only 12 when he took his own life but i do remember him doing some strange things. Lying the street, walking across the outside of train bridges, and just random writings in books and paper everywhere. Thank you for a glimpse into that life!
Love all your content and really appreciate the feedback. You’re opening eyes all over to a type of suffering that isn’t and should be more broadly understood
This was very interesting to watch! Great content ☺️ my only criticism is that your intro is much louder than the rest, always blows out my eardrums lol
Loved this. It really gives an insight so we can be more compassionate.
Its hard to understand how with your condition you are still able to educate us. Thank you for that. I get mild audio hallucinations I cant stop hearing pan pipes or pan flutes at times. Its freaky
Then just leave peru and they will stop.
That's so hard. I feel more understanding for someone I know. So hard, and think, he just wanted to get some coffee, watch the news and recieve a package. I have anxiety, it's literal fear and terror, but not like this. The amount of distraction is staggering.
I'd definitely like to see more.
Thankyou you absolute legend
Omg. So terrifying, thank you for teaching about this. There is a mental health epidemic in my city and u see oeople in the bus all the time having arguments with people whi aren't there and i wanted to understand what they are going thru. It's more terrifying than i imagined. The layering of many voices is so scary.
Bruh this was interesting thanks
*I call BS on you being Schizophrenic. This is one of the rarest diagnoses, yet you say you have multiple friends who have it, and you talk to them about their experiences....?* 🤔
*...Yeah, you’re lying*
This video was AWESOME. Thanks man.
There is an episode of the audio drama podcast The Truth called "you are not alone" that is from the pov of a guy with schizophrenia that is similar to this and it might be an interesting review
Just found your channel..you have my biggest respect man...I have the same illness as you, seem like your doing better then me tho.. :)
if you havent already, id love to see a review on the classic A Beautiful Mind!
I was just about to write the same comment. A Beautiful Mind movie was a unique movie to me I really liked the music too. Great as a whole!
Very informative thank you. It’s very scary
I definitely would watch more simulation like videos!
I hear voices just like that when I'm about to fall asleep sometimes but they just say my name and hi, I think it's more of like me starting to dream kinda thing rather than me having schitzophrenia tho, I ain't about to self diagnose me with anything because I hear stuff when I'm falling asleep
I think I heard from somewhere that it's normal hearing short bursts of voices when you're about to fall asleep sometimes. When it happens to me it's usually my grandpa, father or brother's voice saying something random like from a conversation. Not schizophrenia though.
Fairly certain those are hypnagogic hallucinations, basically a thing that happens to some people as they fall asleep. As a schizophrenic, I'm pretty sure that doesn't mean you inherently have schizophrenia. If it really starts worrying you or affecting your life, probably see a doctor, but, just based on this, you're probably good :)
People with schizophrenia have balls of steel
found you from your tiktok! i love your content!
Then I heard a new sound: a living sound, like the richest, most complex, most beautiful piece of music you've ever heard. Growing in volume as a pure white light descended, it obliterated the monotonous mechanical pounding that, seemingly for eons, had been my only company up until then. The light got closer and closer, spinning around and around and generating those filaments of pure white light that I now saw were tinged, here and there, with hints of gold.
Thank you for this video, it is going to help my mutual aid group with mental health services. I'd love your permission and acceptance to use this video in training as well
Hello , I’m so happy to find your channel . My husband was just diagnosed with schizophrenia and we are terrified for what coming to our lives . His parents and I are devastated and we don’t know how to handle it . He doesn’t want to take any meds . Any advise on that ?
Great video!
This was interesting. I have ADHD really bad and with my inner monolog (the words you can say in your head) there is my voice, that I can talk what I want to talk in my head. But there are other voices that talk as well. It sounds just like the audio hallucinations, except mine is internal. I am glad they aren't external like with schizophrenia , that would be horrible. But that is one reason it's hard to focus with adhd. I can't imagine that is any better with schizophrenia.
.... *As a Clinical Psychiatrist, I can assure you that ADHD does not involve voices in your head, EVER. Don’t make things up online to try and reach for attention. Sad.*
@@buttsexwithbabies2316 wait a second now. I was told the very exact same thing. Like word for word. I'm constantly hearing thoughts like all day long. They are your own thoughts but they are uncontrollable. And it makes it wicked hard to concentrate. Especially read, even when I'm speaking to people I am thinking about the most random shit, it's like watching two TVs at once. I was put on Atomoxetine and it helped alot. So I think you are the one fishing for attention by name dropping a job you don't have. Becuase this is common.
@Kitty Media Aparently the clinical psychiatrist, named "butt sex with babies" above thinks we are just full of shit and making it up for internet attention. I willing to bet anything she definitely is no doctor. She's the real troll. What professional would make there sn butt sex with babies. That's just disgusting. Yes this happened 2 months ago and I'm still salty as shit over it. Lolololol
@@buttsexwithbabies2316 you’re not a clinical psychologist lmao
@@buttsexwithbabies2316 I find it hard to believe that you're a clinical psychiatrist with a name like that
I really like all of your videos, but I had a question. So it seemed like the auditory hallucinations in the video were really mean/saying rude stuff..are yours like that or does it vary? Thanks!
I had my first psychotic episode end a few weeks ago - it lasted 2 months and was persecutory in nature so I had to leave a job I loved unfortunately. I was so distraught by my delusions and my family intervened and had me hospitalised. Thankfully the 2nd medication brought me down, I still have the delusional ideas but am now finally able to reason with it. Honestly the most upset I’ve been in my life, psychosis can be horrible.
My hallucinations sometimes involve fire but its rare, never an 'explosion' like that though.
Definitely brave to talk about this. When did this start?
Thanks for doing this.
0:54 little weird I was just thinking about the question and you started explaining like you can read minds of the future…. Which I’ll just chop it all down to… that you know people were gonna ask. “What if you have hallucinations during this?”
a lot of people call it disassociating, it's dissociating, in case anyone wants to read more about it
There's actually a big difference between psychosis and dissociation! They can often occur at the same time, but they are different things.
@@xanderguyer7512 literally when did I say that it's the same lol, I was pointing out the spelling
@@blurofmemories Oh, I'm so sorry! I'm exhausted (and going through my own difficult schizophrenia relapse), and I'm so sorry for assuming. I totally misread this.
@@blurofmemories I re-read your comment, and, like, "How the hell did I misread this in the first place." 😭😭😭 I've got rocks in the brain lol. Thanks for correcting me.
@@xanderguyer7512 lmfao it's all good my friend, don't worry. we all have our funny moments
What i love is that you dont treat your audience like a incompetent child.
We are fighting against the spiritual realm too. We are living in the last days.
9:47 is definitely real for me too.
Link? I'm schizoaffective and that's almost spot on. When this starts, which it starts slow at first it's my first warning sign. I have mood related warning signs before hand, but my first "here comes psychosis" warning sign starts kind of like that.
Thank you for explaining and sharing your experience. While I was watching the simulation I was thinking that I would be terrified if this was happening to me. Do you get scared of your hallucinations? I also wonder about the voices, when you hear them are you aware that it is a auditory hallucination or do you think the voices are people you know?
He explained on TikTok that the hallucinations come with some delusion, hence why the hallucinations take such strong effect.
@@daymoneaton7861 oh okay thanks
*I call BS on you being Schizophrenic. This is one of the rarest diagnoses, yet you say you have multiple friends who have it, and you talk to them about their experiences....?* 🤔
*...Yeah, you’re lying. People will hate on me for commenting the TRUTH...but you don’t realize how rare this disorder is. To have multiple friends that have it, is like winning the lotto 3 times*
@@buttsexwithbabies2316 he probably says he has a lot of friends because it's in his social circle because of these videos.
Hey Kody, What is the title of this video? I would like to show it to the people i work with. Thanks- Great Job!!!
Question! So this is just out of curiosity but why do you need to be in a “safe space” is it because you might have a psychosis episode?
Which medication do you recommend for auditory hallucinations!?
I was having wild delusions, reliving some of the most exciting times of my life, in the most vivid fashion.
In my mind, I was on jump run, ready to skydive out of a DC3 three miles above the earth . . . going to be the last man out, my favorite position. It was the maximal flying of my body.
Bursting into brilliant sunshine outside the airplane door, I immediately assumed a head dive with my arms tucked behind me (in my mind), feeling the familiar buffeting as I fell beneath the prop blast, watching from upside down as the belly of the enormous silvery plane started to shoot skyward, its huge propellers whirling in slow motion, earth and clouds below mirrored on its underbelly. I was musing over the odd sight of flaps and wheels down (as if landing) while still miles above the ground (all to slow down and minimize wind shock to the exiting jumpers).
I tucked my arms in extra tight in a head-down dive to accelerate briskly to over 220 miles per hour, nothing more than my speckled blue helmet and shoulders against thin upper air to resist the tug of the huge planet below, moving more than the length of a football field every second, the wind roaring by furiously at thrice hurricane speed, louder than anything-ever.
Passing between the tops of two enormous puffy white clouds, I rocketed into the clear chasm between them, green earth and sparkling deep blue sea far below, in my wild, thrilling rush down to join my friends, just barely visible, in the colorful snowflake formation, growing larger every second as other jumpers joined in, far, far below . . .
I was flipping back and forth between being present there in the ICU and being out of my mind in the adrenaline-soaked delusions of a gorgeous skydive.
I was between nutty-and getting it.
For two days I blabbered about skydiving, airplanes, and the Internet to all who would listen. As my physical brain gradually recovered its bearings, I entered a strange and exhausting paranoid universe.
In short, I was a little crazy.
Wait a minute.... I saw a hand in my bedroom doorway with a white glove when I was about 17. Caught me off guard like that.... And I had horrible sleep paralysis where I woild hear voices and footsteps. I wonder if I was on the verge of having this at that time of my life and it aborted somehow.
I asked sam if he was real. Now ignores me and sleeps in the basement.
i loved this.. id love to see more from you on RUclips as i fucking hate tiktok.
Sometimes I see stuff my grandma said there just helping me in life so she never told my docter
I was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia, for some reason I feel drawn to you. I wish I could talk to you
i’d love to know what you think about Words on Bathroom Walls !
I’m curious about something. After knowing your condition and while being aware you're experiencing a hallucination could it ever be funny/cool, or is it always accompanied by paranoia, fear, stress even with awareness that it's fake
The tv one hits hard to the point of the people having them bobble heads attached to them weird experience and the way that it try to interact with you
It's from saten it's not a disorder
This is scary just watching horror movies enough is too scary what more if you hallucinate to it and hear it whisperinh to you..
I dont know if i have schizophrenia or smth or if its normal i see faces etc and stuff in the corner of my eye all the time
Kody, I love you, but you should know that your intro is hella loud compared to your mic audio
The intro volume was so much louder than the main video 😭
So... i think my friend has that kind of technological hallucinations. She told me she had gotten phone calls at school from Doja Cat and that she helped her write the song paint the town red. She also strongly believes her step mom, sister and her husband are plotting against her and that they have hacked her phone, her social media and are listening to her talk.
She doesnt realize whats even going on either. She believes everything is actually happening like this.
I dont know how to tell her 😢
I have hallucinations more often than others, but not to a schizophrenic degree i dont think. I hear people speaking garble outside my room sometimes, hear my name being spoken sometimes, and see objects in my middle or center vision. I also see things jerk into my way when im driving, which makeslife tricky. I am aware these are likely hallucinations after the fact and i am not delusional as far as i can see. I wonder what my gist is.
Do you hallucinate stuff you see on shows or videos?
This was very good
I can’t find that video 😢
Is that droning noise in the background typical?
Is there any possible way I could ever message you directly. I really would love to talk to you.
I have 96% visual hallucinations and seldom have audio hallucinations...
I cannot imagine how terrifying this is!! Listening to this with my eyes closed scares me!! I am not schizophrenic.
3:29 - is the eerie audio what you hear too?
Nice shirt man.
I became schizophrenic exactly when I timed in, and got cured when I timed out.
But when I take meds, my bosses won’t go away! 😂
Did you watch maniac on Netflix?
Oh my god, this is like living in a horror movie. No wonder people back in the day thought demonic possession was real, or that God was talking to them.
Can you please make a visiual simulation i cant find it naywhere here on youtube.
I don’t think it’s possible.
Hi Cody!! I don’t know how often you are on RUclips comments, but you should receive a sticker in your PO Box soon! (Dec 6) early Christmas gift! (Recording to Reassure Reality)
We need a story time were you pay an artist to paint some of your halosinations. Show the picrure and tell the story behind it. Sorry for the spelling 😁
Can you tell me the difference between schizophrenia and bipolar
In short, schizophrenia is a thought disorder, defined by psychosis. Meanwhile, bipolar disorder is a mood disorder. I'll explain more below.
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Schizophrenia is a disorder primarily characterized by psychosis, which includes hallucinations and delusions. With psychosis, it can be hard to accurately perceive reality, because your mind is making its own. But, sometimes that's not ALL there is to schizophrenia.
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Sometimes, schizophrenia also includes disorganized and cognitive symptoms, which can affect someone in a number of ways. For example, it might make someone speak strangely or struggle with daily tasks, because the organization of their thoughts has been impaired. Not everyone with schizophrenia suffers from disorganized and cognitive symptoms, but it does happen to some people.
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Sometimes, schizophrenia includes negative symptoms, which basically take something away from your life. For example, someone might stop expressing emotions on their face, even if they really feel them. Or, someone might be unable to start a task, even if they really want to. Not everyone with schizophrenia suffers from negative symptoms, but it does happen to some people.
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(Also, if someone only has these negative symptoms, with none of the earlier categories, they probably have something other than schizophrenia going on.)
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Bipolar disorder, meanwhile, is characterized by having both depression and manic episodes. Both mania and depression are mood disorders, but they can really impact your energy level as well. While these two disorders seem very different, they can have overlapping symptoms, which I'll explain more below.
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Despite the fact that these two disorders have really different roots and symptoms, it can get tricky to differentiate the two, and they can be co-morbid (meaning that they occur together). For example, some people with bipolar disorder may have psychotic symptoms when they're in an extreme mood. Often, negative symptoms of schizophrenia act like symptoms of depression. There's actually a disorder--Schizoaffective disorder--that's a combination of a mood disorder, like bipolar, and schizophrenia.
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This was SUPER long, but I really wanted to cover my bases here. I hope this helped!
My grandma is schizophrenic and she see people “break in through the window” and when we ask her what she’s seeing she says a tiny person is breaking in through a crack in the window and honestly it’s a handful because she says she doesn’t need help and that they’re actually there and we’re the ones that are crazy so what do you suggest we do for her
My cousin has schizophrenia, sadly he doesn’t not wish to be medicated or go through treatment for it either and it’s progressively getting out of control he can’t drink tap water because he believes the family that he lives with is poisoning it, same with food he buys packaged food and bottles of water all the time and never buys from the same shop, he’s really kind and funny when he isn’t doing too bad but I definitely relate to feeling like the situation is a handful.
Has she been diagnosed with schizophrenia? I'm just wondering cause my grandmother would see stuff cause of her dementia or when she got an really bad uti.
My mom also saw alot of tiny people when she got an blood infection. I'm just wondering if it could be an underlying illness causing is
@@TwilightPotterLuver nah she won’t go to the doctor or anything she sits there and argues with us saying the doctors are gonna hurt her idk I’m sure it’s schizophrenia though
I have schizophrenia, and I wish I could give you advice on getting her to go to a doctor and stuff, but I'm really not experienced in that area.
I CAN give you very general advice on interacting with her when she's experiencing a delusion. So, obviously this is a blanket statement, because I don't know your grandma or your relationship to her. But, it might help to take an approach that's less debunking, and more, "I see you're experiencing that, but I'm not experiencing that. Is there anything I can help with this thing you're experiencing?" It might also help to ask, "Would talking about this thing help?" And, listen non-judgmentally. Of course, you should /never/ validate or encourage a delusion! But, the problem with delusions is that, despite them being totally unreal, your grandma is genuinely experiencing them, and that can be really distressing. She may be alone in experiencing this, but she doesn't need to be alone in coping with it.
Hey, I have the same chair!
As a hippy, how does marijuana mix with schizophrenia, in your experience ?
It is not recommended to smoke weed, not a single doctor would prescribe it to you if you have any mood disorders or psychotic disorders
hello aswell
Are auditory hallucinations, the voices, always so mean??
No, it mostly relates to what you already think about yourself, or what you've imprinted in your subconscious mind. Some people hear nice things from the voices.
I was possessed by a demon, does anyone have that?
I've never had a volcano or bomb in my cup. But I've had creatures in my cup before.