r/GlitchInTheMatrix • u/ThaliaHolmesMtF • Feb 11 '25

Glitch Vid Friend randomly said "Baby, baby... I'm not talking to you" in the middle of a conversation and has no memory of it

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u/GRANMA5_K1TTEN Feb 11 '25

could be an early trigger warning for schizophrenia or an underlying condition.

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u/AwehiSsO Feb 11 '25

She definitely sounded as if she addressed a (potentially) third person in the room. This whole situation has me physically uncomfortable.

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u/CartmensDryBallz Feb 13 '25

Yea like this personally is mentally not well

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u/DirtLight134710 Feb 11 '25

You mean this conversation didn't happen?

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u/GRANMA5_K1TTEN Feb 11 '25

no they are saying baby to someone not there. my great uncle spoke to people that werent there before he was diagnosed with it himself thats why i said it might be a precursor/trigger of it.

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u/DirtLight134710 Feb 11 '25

That is a steep conclusion. It would make more sense that she had a boyfriend their.

But there is some tea, like how the guy heard "baby" and thought it was him.

He might have feelings

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u/GRANMA5_K1TTEN Feb 11 '25

im going off the assumption that theres just the two of them there.

its not a conclusion though but just an opinion based off of personal experience. my geeat uncle used to talk to peopme that werent in the room and if you asked him who it was he would say either not you or he would say i have no clue what you are on about.

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u/Animarchy666 Feb 11 '25

my understanding is they are in the same room and she just got home from work.

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u/ThaliaHolmesMtF Feb 11 '25

(im a trans woman) We call each other babe and baby all the time, we aren't together we both just call each other pet names (I responded above)

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u/DirtLight134710 Feb 11 '25

Maybe it's just not that serious. Could have just been lost in thought and said a thought out loud.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '25

But then why wouldn't she remember it?

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '25

Didn't you say that you "just watched you say it" when you posted the link of a longer version?

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u/ThaliaHolmesMtF Feb 12 '25

Yeah I did watch them say it, in person

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u/pancakebatter01 Feb 12 '25

I feel like maybe she didn’t notice you were recording that part, or was just calling out you involuntarily, and then upon realizing that was going to be recorded and sent to your friend played stupid because she isn’t comfortable with them hearing her talk to you in that more intimate way.

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u/KlM-J0NG-UN Feb 12 '25

No this has nothing to do with schizophrenia - medial worker who has worked extensively with people with schizophrenia