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My neighbor said, "your mania is scary to me."
I want to trust her but as she's also bipolar, I dunno. I'm super hyped that I've met someone that I am so into that I honestly feel like I owe the universe for her, hugely. I've been a massive fire of energy but I have reason to be, not because of mania. I am able to get sleep, Seroquel-mandated as always. I'm not on as much caffeine as I had been because I don't need it. I'm still doing the me things like the gym, ok that was The Only me thing, but I'm on my phone constantly with this woman. I know it's fast but I feel like I could really love her in ways that I don't understand or even want to |
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I felt (and still feel) that way about my boyfriend. Things moved very quickly for us in the beginning but he was reciprocating. Is she receptive to a possible romantic relationship? Or is she just seeing it as a friendship? I hope everything works out the way it’s supposed to, though that may not necessarily be how you want it to. Just take it slow I’d you can.
This coming from someone who did the complete opposite so what do I know.
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Originally she saw it as friends or maybe FWB which hasn't happened. We're both getting so lost in the romance side of things that I don't want to be found and brought back out
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