I don't get how that is bi-polar. It sounds like chronic depression to me. Bi-polar means you switch from two opposite emotions frequently. That being said, isn't everyone bi-polar to a degree?

 

Crying at night to incredibly happy and confident the next day.

Oh, sorry. I assumed you were just chronic depressive because I didn't see anything about you having positive emotions in your first post.

I don't get how that is bi-polar. It sounds like chronic depression to me. Bi-polar means you switch from two opposite emotions frequently. That being said, isn't everyone bi-polar to a degree?

 

Crying at night to incredibly happy and confident the next day.

I really don't think that is Bi-Polar.

Directed at the TC: You just sound moody. Being Bi-polar isn't what you're describing.

I don't see why so many people are saying that I see a doctor. I don't need someone to tell me things I've already thought off. And I'm not taking no [bleep]ing meds. It seems to me atm that I have everything going fine, I can't thing of anything to worry about except being tired in the morning.

 

Because you can't self-diagnose psychiatric problems. Maybe you're feeling a little down at times, or emotional, and if you read about something like bipolar disease it's very easy to convince yourself that you have it. It's called hypochondriasis.

 

I don't really know why you've made this topic, we can't really discuss something you only think you have, and equally we're in no position to diagnose you.

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