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#1
Apr 05, 2011, 10:22 AM
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is it just me or do you find that you react really fiercley about things? or is it just me?
people actions whatever today, i find out that someone didn't do something at work yesterday despite me handing it over to 3 people and we're gonna get charged because we did it late and i get told "well it's not my problem" by the guy who's on today. he wont even email me to explain to me why it was late and had the gall to tell me that "I should have managed it better". well, what the f*&^ am i meant to do when i'm not there? (We all work shifts, 2 days, 2 nights, 4 off, i'm off til tomorrow day shift). i feel so angry and annoyed. does everyone with bipolar react like this? |
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Apr 05, 2011, 10:29 AM
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I am more sensitive than I definately use to be since becoming more ill. I get annoyed/angry over stupid things and things that are huge really irratate me. I just use to think it was all my pent up anger in me coming out
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Apr 05, 2011, 10:32 AM
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I call it Italian traits. And I am definitelly hot blooded.
Now, could you PLEASE GET THE **** OUT OF MY WAY? 
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Apr 05, 2011, 10:37 AM
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I USED 2 have the same problem :-) since being medicated i've calmed down ALOT! I used 2 get enraged easily or cry at the dr0p of a hat. U r definitly n0t alone hun. XOXO
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#5
Apr 05, 2011, 11:36 AM
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thing is, i feel relatively well today (at least today) and just told my gp the same thing. the effexor seems to have helped and i'm not feeling as manic as i did last week but maybe i am still manic?
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Apr 05, 2011, 04:11 PM
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My T calls it "sensitive" and no matter what meds I'm on or how stable I am, I always seem to have stronger reactions to things than most people.
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Apr 05, 2011, 04:31 PM
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This whole bipolar thing started because of my rage. My violent reactions. I went to my Dr. and she decided I was depressed and she put me on Zoloft. It worked! I took it for 3 or 4 years and am now on Cymbalta. If i do not take my meds, the rage returns. I get pissed about really little things. Now into this stage of my disease, when I am manic, I get really irritated and snap if stuff doesnt go my way, people dont act how I expect or whatever. People mainly piss me off lol. But yes I can relate to the outbursts. I try to keep a hold on them, I try to pray quickly and breathe and think of something good when I am about to snap at someone for nothing. Ulghh.. Good luck hon. <3
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#8
Apr 05, 2011, 07:27 PM
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I react to things like that in a hateful manner all the time. it's very very frustrating!
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Apr 05, 2011, 10:22 PM
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It sounds like a normal reaction that anyone would have to a situation you are being held responsible for when you were not responsible. From your description, you didn't
"act out" when it happened and were reasonable. |
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Apr 06, 2011, 04:25 AM
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I'm generally fiery. The Wellbutrin has stabilised me a bit too much, and I now feel numb. I don't explode that much, but I do occasionally and then it's not pretty...
I am a little more sensitive, especially with my bf. I take everything personally |
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#11
Apr 06, 2011, 04:30 AM
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You are right! If I were in your situation, and was accused of not handling a situation correctly, I'd be livid! I do get very passionate over things; especially when I feel that I am right, and the other person got it wrong (and in your situation, what transpired with you would totally set me off!). |
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#12
Apr 06, 2011, 01:12 PM
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my boss actually bought this up today in a way. said that i'd been reacting "negatively" lately and he wondered if something was wrong.
so, him going "run 3 filters" and me going "How? We have no beer" is now not an acceptable answer. i cant win and it doesn't help that i dont even think something is wrong with me! What if it's not me and it's everyone else? |
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#13
Apr 06, 2011, 09:25 PM
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When i was younger i always had a temper ...but as i got older and my bipoler got worse ...WOW!! That all changed fast..I get mad fast.I'm more sensitive to things...And once i get going my anger builds ...And i will go on and on...Until i realize what i'm doing...It's horrible..The smallest things can set me off...Well my T says i over react to things ...Ya know what? That even makes me angry....
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Apr 07, 2011, 12:43 AM
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My reaction is getting extremely upset and crying. I get angry at almost EVERYTHING and my immediate reaction is to cry. I cry no matter if im angry, sad, embarrassed, happy, scared, anxious. Usually I am angry within seconds of things happening and my eyes full up with tears. I recognize later that these reactions are not right, but when they happen, nothing makes me feel better.
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Apr 07, 2011, 12:47 AM
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Apr 07, 2011, 02:19 PM
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i'm at breaking point with work right now.
can't seem to win can't work out whether it's me or everyone else but i'm leaning to it being ME that's changed which can only mean a mood shift right? and i'm seeing spiders quite a lot and they aren't there |
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Apr 07, 2011, 05:47 PM
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 lotusflames! Sorry you are having such a rough go of it right now...I have problems with lightening-speed rage. Much less often since proper medication, fortunately. More often comes serious irritability, which I've been having quite a bit of lately. Suppose it's better than rages(!), but still... Might well be a mood shift. I've been pondering the same question, lotusflames. Be sure to let your doctor know about the spiders. It must be very disconcerting. |
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