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Old Apr 23, 2015, 11:14 AM
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While manic I cheated on my husband idk why I didn't it and I'm still like at that point where I didn't think its wrong but I know it's wrong I need help I mean he hasn't been nice to me for along time and threatens divorce and I just couldn't help it and I was on full mania and felt promiscuous idk I thought I loved my husband but truth is I don't know if I do he is on all kinds of drugs I told my husband I wanted a divorce and I cheated I messed up you know it's hard to control myself I know a lot of it had to do with my bipolar it sucks we have a son but I don't think he should have two parents that argue all the time and fight all the time where it gets bad especially when I'm manic I just don't know what to do I know I'll always be manic I shouldnt have done that I should be alone I think it's the best but I woke up today and my husband dropped off my son at his friends so I'm alone I iust cheated on my husband I just feel awful I am sorry when it really kicks in what I did idk how I'm gonna handle it and I have work today my life is not a good one I'll always be bipolar and the zoolfot and seroquel aren't working for me

Hi Sky 101,

I can relate to you as well. I am not married but I've been with my bf for almost 4 years now and we've been living together for 3 yrs.

He's like this sweet and supportive person. And still I cheated on him last summer.

I was only taking Zoloft which made me very manic. And I thought I was just feeling good about myself, I was feeling adventurous and flirty.
It was almost like I wanted to invent a new persona, someone who could be carefree, someone who wasn't me.

I never told him and I obviously felt very ****** about myself afterwards.
So try not to beat yourself up because of this and like someone has mentioned previously, talk to your doctor about the meds not working.

I am going to tell you something I am always reminding myself: "This too shall pass".

Hang in there!