BIPOLAR BREAKUP? (Watch This) | Relationship Help | Polar Warriors

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  @PolarWarriors · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @shirleygiordano7627 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve decided to stay single. It&apos;s just easier.

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• LA

  @Ladymandy048 · 1 year ago

  My partner broke up with me again in mania. Just after I supported him in depression for 8 month then suddenly being his „reason” of the depression. As he always blames me in mania.He just found a girl to sleep with and has this „amazing” life full of energy, smokes, taking a mortgage and being unstopable. In the meantime I’m here taking care of our 7month old baby girl. I know he will come back in depression again. I swear to god that this time he made so much harm to me and the baby that I will never come back. It’s just impossible to forgive everything he’ve done even if I know that he is clearly symptomatic. I pray for getting strong this time to end it and get my life back. I deserve better than that.

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  @jeffaltier5582 · 1 year ago (edited)

  My partner struggled being with someone who wasn&apos;t going to get &quot;better&quot; with time and I wasn&apos;t getting help, so we divorced. Five years later we got back together as she realized she was not responsible to &quot;fix&quot; me. I was getting help and making efforts to be better and that was good for her. We&apos;ve been back together for 5 years since then.

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• DA

  @dadStinks · 1 year ago

  20 years married to my Bipolar wife this month!!! ❤🎉 We’ve been through so much but I’ve worked hard to better understand the cycles, the triggers &amp; what I can do to NOT to make it worse. <br><br>Yes, it would have been easier not married to a bipolar spouse. It also would have been easier to never have grown as a husband &amp; father. <br><br>It’s been a journey of discovery for both of us, and one I wouldn’t trade for all the money in the world.<br><br>Hang in there folks, fight the good fight, Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.

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  @deadwidesmiles · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m literally just playing this everyday to cope with my wife&apos;s current mania where she&apos;s left, wants divorce, and has barely seen our kids over the last month

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  @3dogs_and_a_Girl · 1 year ago (edited)

  I am not bipolar, but my husband is. He is an &quot;unmedicated BPD&quot; and I can&apos;t live with his instability anymore.

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• AR

  @Aris-Darling · 10 months ago

  My sibling is bipolar. The irresponsibility, unaccountability , unreliability, entitlement, is jarring. I think some people use their diagnosis as a crutch, a shield, and a sorry excuse. Just because someone has a mental illness doesn’t mean they get a pass to be an a$$hole especially to those they owe

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• CH

  @chadbaker310 · 1 year ago

  That “separate the person from the illness” is GOLD. Not only in the context of significant other relationships.

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• MA

  @markusschaffer9712 · 10 months ago

  It can be hard to remember that the bi polar person cannot always control what they’re doing. <br><br><br>It can be hard on the non polar person. At some point,we hit the end of our rope and cannot deal with the mental and physical exhaustion.

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  @markusschaffer9712 · 9 months ago

  Sometimes the spouse/partner has to break up with the bi polar person,because the mood swings and depressive episodes an absolutely kill our own mental health. <br><br>Being a partner to a bi polar person can be absolutely difficult.

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• DV

  @dvf4550 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I divorced my bipolar I husband after 15-16 years of marriage because he used it as an excuse to abuse. The children needed to be protected. They are grown now, and some are bipolar II. They don&apos;t use bipolar as an excuse to abuse like he did. But they are still scarred for life because i couldn&apos;t &nbsp;get us out of it soon enough.

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