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my ex gf and i dated for 3 years. she broke up with me a couple times, and hooked up with a couple of guys, then came back. same thing everytime. she broke up with me abou 4 months ago because she said she wanted to be “alone”. she hasn’t been “alone” the whole time. she hooked up with someone a week after we broke up. and 2 months after we broke up got a new boyfriend. they’ve been dating for about 2 months now.
everytime we break up, after a while she comes back to me. i don’t know if that will happen this time. the last big break up we had, we still talked a couple times a week and hung out a few times over the 5 months we were broken up. this time, she never talked to me unless it was to flip out on me. but recently she had come in contact with me although she still has a boyfriend. she asked me how i was doing and stuff. i don’t know what this means.
she has been diagnosed with bipolar and does not take meds. i just want to know how do i know she is really going manic during these stages and not just being a ****? How can i be sure that she will become depressed this time and want me back? how do i know its really bipolar? it sounds a lot like it.
how can i know that there will be a depressed stage because she has been manic for about 6 months now. last time it only lasted about 4. does it do different things everytime? is a depressed stage definetly going to come?
anyone with experience with bipolar or bipolar exs please help.

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My father is more or less an alcoholic. However, he seems to suffer from wide mood swings and changing behaviour. I cannot tell if this is related to his alcohol addiction or some psychological condition. He would not go to see any professional so I have to work this out myself. He also had a tough childhood. He seems to be very sensitive, almost unreasonably getting angry for petty things. What is frightening is that sometimes my behaviour resembles his and I can get easily upset too, however, I learned to control during the years. It is another question, still, it puzzles me whether I inherited anything genetically or am simply influenced by his ‘example’ in my childhood.
Professionally trained people to respond, please.

This is difficult to be definite on as many prominent people don’t admit to bipolar disorder even if they suffer from it However, actors or actresses reasonably believed to have suffered include:
* Carrie Fisher has been diagnosed with it;
* Margot Kidder has admitted to it;
* Vivien Leigh;
* Kristy McNichol left her acting career because of it;
* Marilyn Monroe; and
* Ben Stiller.