Depression Treatment Care

Only if he was rich and hot.

not really because I have dignity

I have way too much, so that someone can think they can talk to me the way they please

Cheesis!!! only if they love cheese as much as I do !

NO. personally, i think people with this disorder are possessed by evil spirits, and evil spirits scare the crap out of me.

you met my ex wife? I think that you dont have much control over who you fall for…and when you do fall for them they are what they are , shouldnt matter if they have an illness peace

Depends if they are interested in and serious about treating it.

Unfortunately, people that are bipolar usually drop their meds when they are feeling euphoric and then the rest just falls apart in their hands.

I don’t think I could handle being married to someone with severe psychiatric diagnoses. Friends, yes. Marriage, probably not. sorry.

yes, my dad and his wife are bi-polar. if they are bi-polar, you should not take there reactions to the heart. dont get offended if they blow up out of no where. thats what ppl gotta do.

No. Why enter into a relationship that is likely to have major problems??

i would be!! my sister is bipolar. and i love her to death

I used to be good friends with a guy like that, we hung out a few times, lost touch when he got a girlfriend. I hear he’s real into drugs now and I feel really bad, but I have no way of getting in contact with him, I honestly don’t know if I’d be able to do anything for him if I did, so I just pray for him. I do miss him though, he was a good guy.

as long as they took their meds

If i know she has that, I wouldn’t date her. If I date her, and find out later how she is, I would try to get her help. If she decides to accept the help, I would continue dating her. If she doesn’t want help, I would leave her. After some time, her negative behavior becomes a weight too heavy to drag in the relationship if she’s not helped.

I used to date someone with bipolar disorder. I used to love her very much and I have many special memories with her. I broke up with her though because I could not handle the relationship anymore. She is very beautiful and a lot of fun to be with, but that is not all of the time.

I know in my heart that it is not her fault that she struggles with her mental health, but just because it isn’t her fault doesn’t mean that what she says and does doesn’t affect me.

I do not really want to ruin the intimacy I had with that woman by going into too much detail, but it is enough to say that I will never marry someone with bipolar let alone date someone with it ever again. I can, however, have a friendship with someone that has it because friendship will never lead to a family or the responsibilities of really having to take care of that person.

I will get into some reasons though that I am sure are nearly universal with all people suffering from bipolar and why I don’t want a relationship with someone with it.

- worrying about if they will take their meds
- watching them not take their meds
- going to the mental hospital to see them because they lost it
- going through the ups and downs with the person even when you don’t suffer from bipolar yourself
- being with someone that has little to no accountability for their actions (afterall they are sick and it is not like they are purposefully trying to cause harm)
- getting in fights for no reason at all other than they suffer from a biochemical imbalance in their heads.
- seeing them in their most wonderful states and how on point they are when things are going well just to see everything fall apart.
- Realizing that the whole being wonderful and destructive comes in cycles that you or the person suffering from bipolar have little control over
- knowing that mental health issues have a strong genetic component and likely if you have children with this person your kids will probably have mental health issues themselves.

That does not mean that people suffering from bipolar cannot find someone to love them. There are a lot of people that like to be in relationships where they need to take care of another person. I on the other hand only want to take care of my children and want my significant other or spouse to be a full partner to help me take care of my kids. A person with bipolar acts basically like a child. I need someone a little more adult and fully functional.

i would definitely do any of those….cuz one of my best friends is pretty damn depressed and i enjoy making her feel better and reassuring her all the time