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Well some people don't understand why a person with paranoid schizophrenia has the though process like someone without. Then when someone reacts as in disguise or anger shuts them down but they don't how to think without all the paranoia. And sometimes people get to where they won't speak of the thoughs because people can react in some ways that hurt. But sometimes they can't control all the thoughs and nobody seems to listen.
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Schizophrenia is a mental disorder usually characterized under abnormal social behavior and also the failure to understand reality.

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Am finding it hard making some meaning out of your narration, but I think I can come up with a direct answer using only the question. Allow me begin by seperately explaining the meaning of paranoia and schizophrenia before drawing a conclusion.

Schizophrenia is a mental disorder usually characterized under abnormal social behavior and also the failure to understand reality. A person suffering from schizophrenia will show symptoms like confused thinking, false beliefs, lack of motivation and sometimes, hearing of voices.

All these explained above simply means that a person who has schizophrenia is suffering from a complicated mental disorder. Such persons will usually have reduced social engagement due to their inability to think, behave and act normally, and most importantly, tell what's real or not.

Paranoia is defined as an instinct or process of thought believed to be heavily influenced by a person's mental state, which often leads to the point of delusion and irrationality. Paranoid thinking usually involves beliefs of false imminent threat to oneself. This means that persons in such state will always have negative thoughts on people's behavior towards them. They'll lack the ability to trust people thinking everyone around them wants to harm them. Persons who have chronic paranoid thinking will likely act violently most of the time.

Now, imagine persons suffering from both paranoia and schizophrenia. Going back to your question - how on earth can a normal person reason and understand with someone who has paranoid schizophrenia? I mean, being paranoid alone is hard to handle, topping it up with schizophrenia makes it almost impossible to handle. So, as long as you have a mental state which is classified as rational or normal, there's absolutely no way you could ever understand the actions of people suffering from paranoid schizophrenia. And besides, I highly doubt that they too understand their own actions.
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I agree with you saying people who are paranoid react violently. I have schizophrenia according to the psychiatrist and the only wrong thing I do is reacting violently to people I am suspicious. I accuse a lot of people are plotting harm against me when it is just my imagination
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We can't forget there are changes to the brain. Injuries to the head can cause damage which results in the brain functioning far differently from abnormalities to structure and function of the brain.Stress can make it worse. Keep a quiet and safe environment as much as possible.
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It obvious that there is no how a normal or rational human being would understand someone suffering from mental disorder called paranoid schizophrenic. Basically, this disorderliness happens to be the extreme form of mental maladjudememt, as the combination of them is literally on another level. There is absolutely nothing positive that can be made out from either of them.

Paranoia on its own, is talking about the mental disorder people suffer from that cause them to behave abnormally by being apprehensive of others, hence, making to think that others are against or wanting to harm them. This symptom right here make them unable to trust anybody. In other words, they have trust issues with virtually everybody.

But as the case of schizophreniac, although it's slightly similar to that of paranoia due to their relatedness of their root causes, which is mental disorderliness. It is also somewhat different from it, because it deals with inability of the sufferer to relate with reality. The sufferer often have difficulty in having connection with his/her cognition and intellection, which would make the person to lose touch with rationality.

In conclusion, the person suffering from this combined mental maladies won't be able to fit into the acceptable way of living among normal human being, but instead become adrift from every sense of reality. And so nobody can relate with such people due to their mental disorderliness.
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I want to believe that life sometimes is just hard especially for people with any disorder that the world might not understand and come to terms with. Any behavioral traits that is out of the ordinary is viewed as one going mad and as such people will either segregate the person or want to shut the person out.
I have a friend with this traits always getting agitated over what shouldn't be taken seriously infact he is plain paranoid and can so disturb not just self but others with it. So that if one isn't the calm type can begin to also see things that are non-existent because truly they always make a mountain over nothing.

Dealing with people like this needs patience and calmness and they don't even help matters at all by just being all over the place.
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unfortunatly this is a very sad situation people do not understand unless they have gone through it so i think it is fair for us not to expect them to understand people are afraid of what they dont understand we are all human in different ways. i understand this is frustrating for the person going through this
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It is so hard for someone to do this because he or she is not educated about this mental disorder. I think it is best to join certain organizations that can understand your current situation.
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It is really hard for you to understand someone that is paranoid and also be socially akward or confused at the same time it is very hard and stressful.
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It is hard to understand why paranoid schizophrenic think how they do because it is a mental illness that affects the way a person processes and interprets the world around them. People with paranoid schizophrenia often experience delusions and hallucinations, which can lead to a distorted view of reality and an inability to distinguish between what is real and what is not. This can lead to confusion and difficulty trusting others. Additionally, the paranoia associated with the disorder can cause the person to feel isolated and disconnected from the world, which can make it difficult for them to communicate their thoughts and feelings. Finally, the symptoms of the disorder can make it difficult for the person to engage in meaningful relationships and to feel safe in the world.
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There could be a few reasons why it is hard for someone to understand why someone with paranoid schizophrenia thinks the way they do. For some, it could be because they don't understand the thought process of someone with paranoid schizophrenia. This can be difficult because the thought process of someone with paranoid schizophrenia is often different from that of someone without the condition. Additionally, some people may not be able to react empathically to the thoughts and feelings of someone with paranoid schizophrenia. This can make it difficult to understand why the person with paranoid schizophrenia thinks the way they do. Finally, some people may not be able to understand how someone with paranoid schizophrenia can function day-to-day without all of the thought processes that go along with the condition.
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This is a common concern in schizophrenia because of the symptom of anosognosia. Anosognosia is the lack of insight and an unawareness of the presence of a disorder. Someone with schizophrenia may not recognize that their behavior, hallucinations, or delusions are unusual or unfounded.
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