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Old Mar 10, 2014, 03:05 AM
Bolt55 Bolt55 is offline
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I've been diagnosed with Bipolar 1. I feel so alone when it comes to talking about my illness. Especially when I mess up by getting caught up in the moment. Acting out whether it's having those extra drinks even though I need to stop. Using recreational drugs. Making impulse decisions to sleep with inappropriate people even though I'm in a committed relationship. I don't think about the consequences ever in that moment. Then when I think back to it, I wish that I hadn't done what I did, but it's too late.

I call it my demons that come out. It's like I become this completely different person when it comes to my actions. Someone else takes over and I'm just a passenger as this person destroys my life. These actions finally took its toll on my closest friendships. I don't know the person that I am anymore. I feel so lost.

This past weekend I've been contemplating suicide because of my impulse actions. Like I should just end it so that I don't hurt anyone else. I don't tell anybody this because I don't want to worry them or be committed even though I believe I should be just to keep myself from harming myself anymore.

I feel alone. I feel hopeless.

Please someone tell me I'm not alone.
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Old Mar 10, 2014, 03:22 AM
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Hi there I'm sorry you're having such a rough time. But please know that you are among peers here. A lot of us have/still are contemplating suicide and just fighting to keep going everyday. You're being strong already by resisting the urge and I know many more people would be hurt if you hurt yourself.

Also, you're welcome to come share in the Depression forums more if you'd like. I don't know much about the Bipolar section since I don't visit but a lot of what you talk about is discussed in Depression threads.

Stay strong you aren't alone and there is always hope as long as you're still alive and fighting
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Old Mar 10, 2014, 03:52 AM
Bolt55 Bolt55 is offline
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Thank you. I shouldn't have put all that depressive things because my main goal is to see if other people with my condition have problems with impulse control. It's like act now. Consequences later.
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