Is it a serious mental health condition, to talk and answer yourself, but answering with a different voice?
354490
yeah, most people don't do that. you have problems. seriously. lots of problems.
1063920
Do others say or imply that you have such a condition? If so, try and see a specialist; a speech pathologist. I'm confident that with therapy you can overcome the impediment. Many famous well recognized people (public speakers) have overcome the condition.
989552
No, but it's a character flaw if you consistently exploit it.\n\nHowever, an inability to understand the moral consequences of manipulating others can be a sign of mental illness.
986004
This is because you can be objective when dealing with someone elses problems but are most likely subjective when trying to deal with your own. This is because you are personally involved with your own and can only see one side, yours. When you deal with other peoples you can actually envision two sides to any situation and it does not effect you directly, so you can be open about your response. \nIt is not an easy thing to do but maybe try stepping back from your issues and address them as you would someone elses. What would you tell someone if they were in the same situation? What kind of advice would you recommend to someone that was having a difficult time dealing with personal issues? All in all, we already know the answers to our own questions, it is just that we would prefer confirmation of those answers from someone else.
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This is tricky but if you wait until you know the person for a while, maybe you can say something.  It's true that nobody can truly know you w/o knowing bad things that have happened, so it's difficult....im not sure what to say.  Ironically, in psych phd programs, people tend to be the less tolerant of mental illness than you'd expect.
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i think it is because as a person that is living with mental health instead of making mental health my life;...........people as a mass norm,know how they want to deal with everyday people.no challenges not bumps,but to talk with some with a mental health issue we are unsure of the way we are reacted to a mentally challenged person.crazy as sounds you talk to more people with mental issue then ya know.good luck finding your answer.you "DID"just interact with a mentally crazy person......p.s.we can be the most fun at a party too.lol
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Yes, you can alter your voice. I fail to see how a deep speaking voice would be a hindrance. Poor grammar, slang, and a failure to enunciate your words would be a greater turn off for an employer, than a deep voice.
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"Mental illness" is much to broad a term for an answer to be possible.  Some indeed may have a higher, rather than lower, level of consciousness than so-called normal people.  You never know, do you?  Not really.  You cannot know what is going on in anyone else's mind, and psychology does not gain my trust when it pretends it does know.
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I am Bipolar and let me just tell you, the last thing a person who has this disorder wants to hear is criticism for having it. \n\nYou may not have the intention of criticizing your friend you may just be concerned. I know when people say things like that to me my first thought and first reaction is self- defense.\n" I hear you are imperfect for something you didn't ask for and are struggling to change but I won't be sensitive to this situation I will instead make you feel bad about it until you change."\n\nIf you feel the need to say something I suggest saying something like " friend are how are you moods, do you still feel this , I don't know much but I think you should talk to your doctor about still feeling this and that.... Bcus i want to help you and I am starting to worry.\n\nLength of time someone has been medicated is also a problem it's takes about a couple of months before the medications are doing what they are supposed to being doing. And even still there is the chance that they are having leaking symptoms. \n\nLol i wrote a lot but i guess my whole deal was if you feel the need to say something. Choose your words wisely
549465
sounds as if you are venting rather than asking a question???
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Yeah, I agree with what someone else said in a previous comment....If you're able to question rather or not you're crazy, chances are - You're Not!...Unfortunately, I had grown up around people that were mentally ill. (my Grandmother, & a cousin) who has been in & out of mental wards all their life...They didn't know they were ill, nor did they know what they were doing, saying, etc...
309388
Schizophrenia or multiple personality syndrome.  Bipolar people usually don't have personality splits which cause internal conversations. If you're having auditory or visual hallucinations (hearing things or seeing things) get to a mental health facility immediately.
1185235
It's not "normal" to hear voices, but it is normal to have some very abnormal things happen after such a trauma. You should probably get some trauma counseling.
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truthfully, I think you may want to talk to a psychologist.
240102
Yes; too seriously.\nI don't talk much and,when I do say something, everyone is listening.\nThis is very stressful.
1141255
You should analyse why you are lying. Is it related with cowardliness to say true? No skills to talk openly? Shyness? Internal complexes? Some bad culture overtaken? Maybe some people ask things you should not share with them really? Only if you are not able to manage yourself you should seek psychiatrist help.
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Should we be worried about you doing something to yourself, or do you have a health condition that might cause your death?\n\nIf you're considering suicide, PLEASE speak to someone.