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Old Sep 11, 2015, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by wildflowerchild25 View Post
It must be nice to feel emotions that aren't part of BP again, even though it's not fun to be angry.

I'm sorry your husband is still treating you badly. I have no advice. I just hope somehow it gets better for you.
It is nice to feel emotions outside of Bipolar. It is overwhelming for me to be moved to cry or yell or jump up and down at things that deserve these reactions. I am so much less absorbed in my thoughts and much more task focused than I have been in some time. I had no idea how much I'd been missing and I'm still not sure what drug was causing what. I am still an airhead though, ha! I am an emotional person generally and regulating these emotions as I am experiencing them is proving difficult. I don't wish to complain about that part though as it is sooo worth it.

I am sorry for you to hear me complain about my husband. It makes me sad for you. My husband has a big heart and he is there for me but he is a harsh man in many regards. I love him and our relationship is a lasting one because it is strong and perservering. I am forgiving of him as he is forgiving of me. God knows I'm not perfect. I was also venting, strongly. I obviously can't vent about him to him and I don't like to vent about my husband to my family and friends because I don't want to impact their judgement of him. I don't know why he did this but it makes me furious. I will get over it though and I know that the party will be fine whether or not everything gets done. That however, is not the point. Anyway, thank you for your support. If I could give you a real hug, I would!
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