#bipolar posting

[sluttylorax]

I get an insane amount of pussy.

P-palpitations

U-uncertainty

S-suicidal thoughts

S-stagnation

Y-yearning

[suspenceisakillerxx]

need to form a fucked-up, unhealthily attached and codependent friendship with somebody right now‼️‼️

[bipolarlyfucked]

what's your mania like?

God complex mode on

constant thrill seeking mission

getting naked just because

nonverbal blubbering

martyr complex on

lethal sexy eyes check

all of the above?

wants to punch

reads the Bible (bonus if atheist)

Hulk level strength

becomes the abyss itself

all of the above (you a menace)

Voting ended onApr 15, 2025

[ayequelindaxo]

It’s spring!! Do you know what that means?

It means all the bipolar girls are manic!

[ofthemorningstars]

[owl-liberation-now]

god i hope this works

[alchemistposting]

FINALLY MEDICATED.

entering my normal girl era…… after 21 years :)))

[catboytheorist]

Something I’m very interested in is how people with bipolar experience “the switch”. I really rarely see it talked about, but surely it must be a pretty major part of it? I know that often there’s periods between mania and depression that aren’t specifically either, but that’s a switch in itself, and for me at least I do tend to get depression straight after mania. For me it often happens when I’m asleep, or maybe just gradually enough that it’s quite hard to notice. One particularly awful time it literally was just like flipping a switch, one second I was buzzing (though in that I’ve-been-manic-for-weeks-and-want-to-die way) and suddenly I was having what felt like a panic attack, I was hallucinating, and then I spent the next few weeks in bed bc of the worst depressive episode I ever had.