"Stay out of that guy. He's mad". "He's sick and tired of hearing other people's words?"

Probably, those who have bipolar disorder, or who may know someone who is going through this illness, are just trying to keep their temper.

It's kind of funny, because it's one of the that mistakes people make when they learn this kind of mental condition.

The fact is, having a bipolar disorder doesn't make a person insane.

He's probably going through some so-called "mood swings" where he can be in a pretty good mood, and then he quickly gets really upset and discouraged.

He just wants some kind of tender love and care, but really, who doesn't?

Extreme hysteria is very different from bipolar disorder.

While some people accept that there is no more hope and remedy for the former, the latter can be resolved, but it doesn't necessarily mean that one has to take those drugs every single day.

Who would want to do that anyway?

It can only make them sicker, or it can make them feel that they really are capable of leading to worse events.

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