I don&#x27;t know much about psychosis other than what I&#x27;ve told you. I saw a therapist some time ago about anxiety&#x2F;stress and that kind of thing and I mentioned that I&#x27;ve googled the hell out of it already (bad idea!) and a long list of really scary stuff came up (including psychosis). So I&#x27;ve mentioned that stuff starting the list with psychosis and he laughed and said he would have figured that out by now (and explained that I&#x27;d talk differently, etc.) I know that he also works with homeless people&#x2F;drug addicts, so I assume he met 1 or 2 people who actually suffer from psychosis.<p>Having said that; if people manage to hide schizophrenia, hiding psychosis is probably also possible. But still, I think psychosis is not the kind of disease you should worry about having without realizing it (unlike e.g., depression or bipolar disorder).<p>---<p>BTW: You mention you were aware that your thoughts would seem crazy to others. Were you also aware that they are crazy (or did they seem perfectly reasonable to you at the time)?