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Originally Posted by SunAngel
How I learned to fight back:
I was so sick and tired of getting hurt, so I got really angry after a while and just started fighting back, and by that, I do not mean getting revenge. I tell people that it was very wrong to do or say that to me and set bourndaries with people.
So, instead of ruminating after someone hurts me, I get it out and feel much better afterwards because I let the people know who have hurt me, how they hurt me, and to never, ever do it again in a not such great tone of voice.
I have found this works so much better than keeping it inside and ruining your physical and emotional health. If people keep doing it to me, it becomes a very toxic situation, so I just remove those individuals from my life and let them know why I have removed them from my life.
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My brother seems to do the same thing, I'm here for him to better understand him since he too suffers from bipolar. I'm glad to see this post since I sincerely don't know what or how to approach him when someone or myself has said something to upset him. I've always had a motherly structure towards him since it was just him and I growing up and especially after loosing both of our parents.
Thank you so much for this post SunAngel.