Wierdest thing you've ever done while manic..

divine1966 · Mar 26, 2015, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by wildflowerchild25

The weirdest I've ever done was spend my work day (when I should have been teaching and doing my teacher paperwork such as IEPs) writing various essays which I was convinced would save humanity and heal people in emotional pain because I could heal just with my words. I also surreptitiously laid hands on people believing I would heal their emotional upsets with my touch. I never told anyone what I was doing though. I thought it needed to be a secret.

You teach special Ed? Me too

Wierdest thing you've ever done while manic..

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HALLIEBETH87 · Mar 26, 2015, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by MyUsername1111111

I have heard a lot of women say it was almost painless while most men say it is excruciating..

Lol no bra, word.

Tattoos... yikes!! THOSE probably hurt.,.

Just got a tattoo a little while back. I can take some pain pretty well. I chose a design and just went and got it a week later. Only waited that long because of finances...

A couple weeks ago I woke up and decided to get both ear pierced in cartiledge..so I did.

My therapist told me today I "cycle quickly"

MyUsername1111111 · Mar 26, 2015, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by HALLIEBETH87

Just got a tattoo a little while back. I can take some pain pretty well. I chose a design and just went and got it a week later. Only waited that long because of finances...

A couple weeks ago I woke up and decided to get both ear pierced in cartiledge..so I did.

My therapist told me today I "cycle quickly"

At least you don't have to wait too long for the upswings

Although i will never know what it is like to be euphoric one minute and debilitated the next... must take a toll on one

HALLIEBETH87 · Mar 26, 2015, 10:17 PM

My depression tends to last longer than my highs. I think bipolar in general is a *****, regardless of what type or such.

MyUsername1111111 · Mar 26, 2015, 10:24 PM

What we need to remember, though, is what our minds are capable of.

We are quite literally superheros for a select amount of time per year.

Most normies are only happy because, "with the lights out, it's less dangerous". Ignorance is bliss. We simply know too much.. which is a curse and a blessing.

Hopefulhubb · Mar 27, 2015, 09:39 AM

My wife decided she wanted to leave immediately on a trip. Packed about 5 things in a backpack and left for the airport without a reservation. Ended up getting on a flight standby and spent the night in another city's airport, then the next day flew standby out of that city across the country. The whole thing ended up costing over $2,000! I didn't hear from her for 2 days.

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