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Old Sep 13, 2013, 09:07 PM
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Not to sound redundant...but pack your ***** and leave! Yesterday!!!
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Old Sep 14, 2013, 01:25 AM
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The original post is over a year old. Did you have a child? What has happened? I hope you got far away from the boyfriend. The child is safer far away from a father like that, this comes from experience not judgment. Hope you're ok.
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Old Oct 24, 2013, 11:21 PM
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yes well thats what i thought that he had both a personality and a mood disorder. Whats more interesting is that i came across something a couple months back that states you cannot diagnose APD when the BP is in a manic phase. Clearly the two resemble each other mania and APD.

Sorry i cant send you the link. My post count has to be greater than 10 to post websites. Currently i have two but i plan on using this forum more now that i am staying home with the little one. Thank you all for responding. I really needed the support.
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Old Oct 24, 2013, 11:24 PM
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That's not exactly true. All psychopaths are not bipolar, and all bipolar people are not psychopaths, but there is a statistical correlation between bipolar and psychopathy. 16% of adult onset bipolar people are also sociopathic/psychopathic. The percentage gets much higher the younger the onset of bipolar, with childhood onset bipolar having a 37% correlation. The baseline is that 4% of the general population is sociopathic/psychopathic

I think the gist of this is, and I'm pretty much repeating what a lot of other posters have already said, the guy is an asshole. Whether it is because he is bipolar or psychopathic or both is moot, he's still an asshole and you can't do anything about that. Leave, sooner rather than later, and don't look back.
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Old Oct 24, 2013, 11:27 PM
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I *do* hope you are able to eventually extricate yourself from this abusive relationship, both for your sake and that of your child.

I don't think his behavior is necessarily related to bipolar (how was he diagnosed, by the way, is it a sure thing?). I do not think he is beating on you and manipulating you, etc. because he is bipolar. Maybe he is antisocial. But whatever label he has given himself *is no excuse* for his behavior.

Please try to think of him as someone with *no* diagnosis. None. He is responsible for this behavior and it is up to him to do something about it. His diagnosis(es) don't matter, his behavior does, and your safety and wellbeing does. I hope you keep you and your child safe, as best you can.
Yes its a sure thing but i think you are right
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Old Oct 24, 2013, 11:53 PM
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I just wanted to add that you guys were all really really insightful. You knew I knew I think everyone knew he wasnt going to change. There was just something keeping me there, well i was pregnant that made me hope. Anyways baby daddy did something really really stupid and now he cant come near me.
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