Bipolar Disorder Support Group
Bipolar disorder is not just a single disorder, but a category of mood disorders marked by periods of abnormally high energy and euphoria, often accompanied by bouts of clinical depression. This is the place to talk about your experience with bipolar disorder, learn from others' experiences, and find support.

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stay in your home for long periods of time b/c it's comfortable for you and then dread stepping outside b/c someone is bound to ask "so what ya been up to?" "long time no see". I tend to hide in my apt for days at a time b/c I don't feel social. I will go out maybe once a week and worry that I will run into someone at Wal-Mart the one friggin' time I decide to step out in awhile. I worry they will ask me what I've been up to b/c I haven't really done a damn thing and have no answer or interest in talking.I've just been hiding from the world. I live in a small town so they're evrywhere. Anyone else go through this? Anyone find a solution?
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I don't anymore.
I'm totally past caring what people think now.
I live in a small village.
Strangers ignore me, or cross the road when they see me. When I'm in public I get this magnificent manic stare.
My friends; they know that there's are taboo questions, nobody ever asks me "What you been up to?" or, "How you doing?".
I did have to move closer to work because the walk there was a bit much.
When I say I moved closer... I can see it from my bedroom window.
That's way more important than anything else.
Even over the phone I'm ok.
It's just in public.