What makes scizos think they r jesus? since its obvious they dont have any special powers, y do they think tha

People with mental health issues are very unique people. They do not function in the same sense as people who do not have mental health issues. Alot of them do have a feeling of being invisable and that the world revolves around them....it does in their mind. These people are very sensitive and need to be approached in a calm way...that is the best way for them not to take the God approach....also alot of them cannot afford their medications so that makes the God complex even worse.

They are different and they function differently. They even perceive reality differently. In fact it is not at all "obvious" to them that they do not have special powers. They come by their conclusions differently from the way we do.

what does the scizos mean?

Delusions, like pink elephants, rule their minds. *cracks up laughing* Oh, I'm sorry, it's late.. I promise, this is my last reply to anything tonight. =) Anyways, for one thing, it's schizophrenics. Not schizos. If you must shorten it, then at least write a short summary of your question in the title, with the full term for it, then use the shorter term in your details? I'm sorry, but I get a little irritated. Same when people get schizophrenia and DPD mixed up. Blah. Also, not all schizophrenics believe they're jesus. Delusions truly hold a powerful control over one's mind. Perceptions is all within the person. I probably see the world at least slightly different from others; usually I see it in sketchy lines or 'tones', as I usually attempt to draw almost everything I see. They probably see a whole different world. Yes, everything is there properly, but like my sketchy lines, there's another world imprinted upon it. When you tell a schizophrenic that what they see is not real, well, that's like a schizophrenic telling you what you see isn't real. Kind of like, "Are all these people crazy, or is it me?" Delusions also are in a lot of everyday life. One good example is that some people truly believe Elvis is still alive, depsite obvious evidence he's not. Many myths - vampires, werewolfs, the full moon affecting behaviour, bigfoot, unicorns, magic, God, Heaven/Hell ... - seem to be truths for some people. Yes, I'm saying religion is a sort of delusion; that's okay, I whole heartedly believe in magic and pyschics, ghosts and demons. Everyone is at least somewhat deluded. My theory? Schizophrenics are simply an extreme case of delusion (which they are), and in a way, we're all at least slightly schizophrenic. Now, excuse me as I go chase Bob, my pink elephant-bunny!

It's not something they can control, if they could, they would. Of the ones I know, none of them are happy when they start losing their minds. They lose friends, family, jobs, etc. What is obvious to a sane person, is not so obvious to the insane. That's why they have psychiatrists and medication.