I didn't know most of the capitalist countries were bipolar (and those outside WISHED they were bipolar, at least what shopping concerns).

And as for "I have" I don't like it. It's not something i posses. It's indeed part of me. But why did we do away with manic depressive? Bipolar is good term to describe the dynamics of the world during the Cold war times. It doesn't describe emotional states at all. THe person who wants to sleep with IDF girls and buy shoes is the same person as the one who wants to die at times. (and sometimes one buys shoes because it beats dying).

I am not for political correctness. But I am against "stupid". And as post-modernist, I am against definitive statements. Especially from somebody who might be a doctor, but never wanted to fly to Tel Aviv at random, and doesn't want to jump of high building just 'cause. I don't wanna have somebody who never spend the night pondering the world is real and deconstructing world and wondering why languages tell me what to do. I don't wanna somebody who is happy with their boring job and never got urges to "do something... different" because they were certain they will die if nothing happens to decide what is good for me and what am I like.