I dated a girl who was bipolar for three years, even lived with her for a year until I finally managed to pull the plug and escape. I ended it six months ago (to the day, actually) and I still have some minor PTSD remaining from the hell I went through being involved with her.
She frequently had severe mood swings and random crying spells. Towards the end I had to walk on eggshells so as not to "trigger" her. Eventually I was extremely careful with my words to her since the slightest interpretation of any type of rejection led to a severe meltdown in ways I cannot even describe. It was absolutely horrible. Just going back and thinking about all of this right now as I type is making me anxious so I'm going to stop here.
I don't think this was the OP's point in starting the thread, but my "red pill perspective" about dating a bipolar girl is to never, ever do it. If you start dating her and find out later on she's bipolar, move on immediately and don't look back. If you marry a woman like this and have kids with her, well......not sure what to say about that. Good luck and God Bless.
What I just said about never dating/moving on from a bipolar girl may seem obvious, but once you get sucked into their world it can be really hard to get yourself out of it. Trust me, I know.
She frequently had severe mood swings and random crying spells. Towards the end I had to walk on eggshells so as not to "trigger" her. Eventually I was extremely careful with my words to her since the slightest interpretation of any type of rejection led to a severe meltdown in ways I cannot even describe. It was absolutely horrible. Just going back and thinking about all of this right now as I type is making me anxious so I'm going to stop here.
I don't think this was the OP's point in starting the thread, but my "red pill perspective" about dating a bipolar girl is to never, ever do it. If you start dating her and find out later on she's bipolar, move on immediately and don't look back. If you marry a woman like this and have kids with her, well......not sure what to say about that. Good luck and God Bless.
What I just said about never dating/moving on from a bipolar girl may seem obvious, but once you get sucked into their world it can be really hard to get yourself out of it. Trust me, I know.