No, not at this time. I used to often go to a DBSA (Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance) support group, but don't now, and that's not exactly a social group, though we did sometimes have social gatherings separate from the support group. I have, in the past, been to one MeetUp of "women who don't have children". It wasn't quite for me. Most of the women there talked about looking for boyfriends and about their jobs. I'm a happily married woman and currently on disability. So it wasn't my place. I'm more a study/class person than a social group person. Since graduating from university in 1993, I can't even remember how many classes (of various types) I've taken. It would be a long list. Some I didn't last long in, because of my bipolar disorder, but I'm perpetually determined to study. I've always been.

Q: Can you identify specific triggers from the past that seem to be regular in bringing on hypomania and/or mania?