Yes this is what I had in mind for the discussion and I personally feel that I can not hide my symptoms at times like when I yell and get upset over something that has triggered me. But I am not a celebrity so my actions are interpreted as being crazy, hostile and stigmatized from bipolar 1 disorder which caused it to happen in the first place.

"I knew a socialite whose father was bipolar and she was also. Hers was so severe that friends had to watch over her expressions to make sure she wasn't entering a severe depression. There was no stigma attached to her. She was highly respected and a strong social leader in the church and in the community."

I am not a rich and well educated socialite so anything I do will be stigmatized now according to this view which Genetic brought to the table.
I am starting to see a little clearer now on this subject thanks to all the input here. Thanks guys keep going and we can all learn from this.