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How are your voices today?

TLDR: How are your voices today?
The forum thread primarily revolves around discussions among users about their experiences with auditory hallucinations and the strategies they use to cope. Burtie, a central participant, shares fluctuations in their mental state, noting that while the voices sometimes recede, allowing for calmer periods, they often feel persecuted, violated, and harassed by these auditory experiences. Burtie finds some relief using binaural beats, which help to mitigate the distress caused by the voices. Other users, such as Ozzy47 and pSyKo kAt, engage by offering support and sharing their own experiences, with pSyKo kAt mentioning odd food cravings induced by the voices. The thread includes expressions of empathy and encouragement from other members, including willowtigger and Lee, who commend Burtie's resilience and offer emotional support. The discussion touches on personal coping mechanisms, the impact of these experiences on daily life, and the communal support found within the forum. Overall, the thread is a blend of personal testimony, mutual support, and shared coping strategies among individuals experiencing similar challenges.
Glad it’s the weekend tomorrow. I want to do some writing but not sure where yet. I need alcohol & somewhere quiet
 
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