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Originally Posted by Trippin2.0
I like how my bp has taught me self-restraint, how it motivates me to be the best version of me possible.
I like how my bp has proven my strength, my will to survive, to succeed and my resillience time and time again.
I like how my depressive episodes teach me that all hope is never lost.
I like how my bipolar has shown me people's true colours, and weeded out the ones that weren't meant to stay in my life for longer than a reason or a season.
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Totally! Self-restraint should be my middle name. Usually.
I have a lot of people call me "resilient" and I suppose it fits.
I like the idea how being depressed can teach us how hope is never lost - I don't typically tend to remember that, but it sooo does.
I also like how my messed up thoughts are ALWAYS much worse than reality and I can get through alllll of the stuff reality throws at me - even if I don't feel like I can.
I also really like how often my hypo energy can help lift other people's spirits. It's infectuous 
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