I felt like I was getting better and had developed a overall stable personality. I was wrong.

Thanks so much, I can't get too much credit for it, my SO said it to me one day while we were discussing his state of mind and it was so perfect it was incredible.

I'll make note (with my million others UHg lol) to make something inspired from it. SO calls it "Arting" lol maybe something paneled kinda like a comic.

I'll make sure to let him know :) ... been trying to get him to visit this sub, he's on Reddit constantly. I think he doesn't because he doesn't want to think about "it" but I think it's healthy and would be good for him, help him feel "less crazy".

I lurk on here a lot to have insight for him, help others and I feel more at home here because the ADHD sub is crap. I've got a lot more then ADHD going on so it's a lot more extreme.. so I have a hard time relating with others as well as so much of that sub is just people thinking they have it when they don't and then asking about meds.. the population of people who have crum doctors that don't care enough to not say yeah you prob don't have it and could just use some therapy and exercise, instead it's sure here take a prescription, give me money. Then it's "oh well I take adderall and I'm all organized now blah blah blah" me thinking yeah you prob don't have it, you know considering that you're only talking about organization when it's SO much more then that and meds usually only help a bit and you have to do serious life style changes to be a lot better and then you still deal with stuff... it's so aggravating, it just furthers the idea that ADHD is a BS thing and that idk everyone has it and it's not a big deal. The people who really have it suffer because they're not taken seriously.. and feel way crazier because everyone else with the diagnosis seems so normal.

Sorry, that was an actual rant.. yeah I don't feel alone at all...... sigh.

/r/bipolar Thread Parent