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So far, I've seen 3 trannies at the treatment place I go to for schizophrenia
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09-11-2023, 06:11 PM
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So far, I've seen 3 trannies at the treatment place I go to for schizophrenia
I was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2016 and I take meds to stop voices and visionary phenomena, like demons, etc.
I see demons, yeah, and I'm a Catholic baptized at age 1, and there's almost nothing any of them can say that makes me think that any of what I see isn't supernatural.
All I do is pray and go to church lately. I feel safe in the church.
Anyway, I've seen 3 trannies (not hallucinating because of the meds obviously), and it's really gross. The estrogen was oozing out of them, it seemed. One of them I had to acknowledge that I knew because we've been in therapy together (group therapy, he happened to be in the same therapy as me, which I had to do for 3 months due to legal involvement stuff, once that was over I was done).
It's not good, misc. It's pure evil what I see out of that treatment center when it comes to transexuals. Everything else, I legit don't know. They seem to help with meds other than that.
One of the transexuals stated that he had "a God complex," so I guess he believed he was God, and would often talk about his lack of religious faith.
I sort of sympathized with him, because I was an atheist for 10 years, but never let it get that bad to where I believed I was a God or something. He seemed like he was misled, not evil, but like the devil had gotten his teeth into him.
Anyway, I'm glad that I found God again two years ago. Going to church has been the best decision I've made for a long time. I was blessed right away after taking communion the first time I stepped foot into the church, which looked like a small cathedral.
Religion brings clarity, it seems. Everything worrisome is washed away, and there's strength with the church.
I'm not sure that I could handle seeing demons everywhere around me without these meds, but I don't have a choice in whether or not I take them, legally, anyway. I guess they took away some of my rights in doing this, it seems. Anyway, at least I don't see demons, but what if I'm supposed to overcome seeing them without medication? Idk.
There's holy places where I don't see demons too. At least, not yet. And the meds mostly keep them at bay.
Anyway, I guess I wanted to point out that this treatment center seems to be a good place, besides turning some of their clients into trannies. They shouldn't do that, so they must be evil, or they believe in this insane leftist ideology which I don't.
I see demons, yeah, and I'm a Catholic baptized at age 1, and there's almost nothing any of them can say that makes me think that any of what I see isn't supernatural.
All I do is pray and go to church lately. I feel safe in the church.
Anyway, I've seen 3 trannies (not hallucinating because of the meds obviously), and it's really gross. The estrogen was oozing out of them, it seemed. One of them I had to acknowledge that I knew because we've been in therapy together (group therapy, he happened to be in the same therapy as me, which I had to do for 3 months due to legal involvement stuff, once that was over I was done).
It's not good, misc. It's pure evil what I see out of that treatment center when it comes to transexuals. Everything else, I legit don't know. They seem to help with meds other than that.
One of the transexuals stated that he had "a God complex," so I guess he believed he was God, and would often talk about his lack of religious faith.
I sort of sympathized with him, because I was an atheist for 10 years, but never let it get that bad to where I believed I was a God or something. He seemed like he was misled, not evil, but like the devil had gotten his teeth into him.
Anyway, I'm glad that I found God again two years ago. Going to church has been the best decision I've made for a long time. I was blessed right away after taking communion the first time I stepped foot into the church, which looked like a small cathedral.
Religion brings clarity, it seems. Everything worrisome is washed away, and there's strength with the church.
I'm not sure that I could handle seeing demons everywhere around me without these meds, but I don't have a choice in whether or not I take them, legally, anyway. I guess they took away some of my rights in doing this, it seems. Anyway, at least I don't see demons, but what if I'm supposed to overcome seeing them without medication? Idk.
There's holy places where I don't see demons too. At least, not yet. And the meds mostly keep them at bay.
Anyway, I guess I wanted to point out that this treatment center seems to be a good place, besides turning some of their clients into trannies. They shouldn't do that, so they must be evil, or they believe in this insane leftist ideology which I don't.
09-15-2023, 12:18 AM
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did you bang any of them? did they top you? were they hot and ultra fem?
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