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.

Sunshinegirl0228
im afraid of life. I'm afraid of change. I'm afraid to leave my job but I'm afraid to lose it. I'm afraid if good ng back to school and I'm afraid of never doing anything with my life. I'm afraid to date again but I'm afraid to be alone. I'm afraid of everything. What kind of life is this?
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Woke up feeling very emotional and about to clock in at my place of employment. And can't place it all in writing but not been a good experience with my store manager or his boss. Defamation of my character is a concern. I've been losing appetite and weight. Trying to perform at work to keep myself from hospitalization as a result of toxic masculinity.


When my hyper-vigilance is going, I am afraid of just about everything, whether it is real, or not. Fears of impending doom are in every loop of my thoughts. If IT doesn't bite me in the ass today, it'll get me tomorrow.
It isn't much of a life at all when I try it. Kinda wish I could kick the habit, but that hasn't worked so far. Well. . . I have moments when my fears and anxieties are not running my life. Those moments seem to be getting longer. Works in progress?
So for everyone here tonight feeling a bit anxious, remember that there are kind and caring people out there and positive lights are still to be found.
I think there is also fear in our fears of being judged for having a mental health condition. And I think it gets amplified when we feel we don't have adequate support around us.
Anyone else relate to that?