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Originally Posted by Michanne
Actually bipolar is a DSM 4 invention. The term "manic depressive" goes back at least 100-150 years, probably longer. The illness has been recorded much longer then that. Bipolar then expanded into spectrum of 1,2 then "nos". Now we have unipolar. Pretty much anybody can be *polar. I still buy into the syllable theory... Manic depressive = 5 syllables. Bipolar disorder NOS = 10!
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yeah that makes lot of sense.
I openly call myself crazy, eventhough many people protest the word as "offensive". I am not gonna describe my experience with some desenitized and politically correct word. It would be lessening MY experience.
(and I am not gonna judge how others feel. Just because one is not officially diagnosed doesn't mean they aren't emotionally problematic)
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