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BackHo
New Zealand400 Posts
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
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Oedi
Canada265 Posts
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Railxp
Hong Kong1313 Posts
and although it is difficult to deal with, people who suffer from any sort of disorder/sickness still appreciate it a lot when you stick it through the tough times with them. | ||
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cunninglinguists
United States925 Posts
perhaps you could try explaining the situation to her. sit her down and have a serious discussion with her about her condition and explain to her your frustration. from the way you described her, she seems like someone who'd understand. hope that helps. good luck! | ||
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Chef
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You do what you want. If you don't want to deal with her, don't. But whatever hardship you endure, it will be nothing compared to what people of this condition feel. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On April 20 2009 15:09 Raithed wrote: youre her friend, i think you could/should guide her. is she an attention whore? like you gotta confront her about that. This is horrible advice, don't confront her. I have a friend that is bipolar(99% sure, but he's never told me personally) as well. You don't want to get in their face about it if you know they don't want to talk about it or anything. My friend has basically attempted to commit suicide twice because one of our mutual friends got in a bit of an argument and things didn't go his way. You just have to figure out what triggers their sudden mood changes and try to avoid it. My friend gets really upset when the both of us go to a party when one of our friends who he used to date is there because he gets jealous and shit like that and shit hits the fan. You just have to be overly supportive sometimes, but either way Chef is right about dealing with them or not. You have to choose between a) dealing with them, and getting used to putting more than average effort into a friendship, or b) not choose to deal with them. Be careful if you choose b though, I have a feeling horrible things would happen if I stopped dealing with my friend, we are basically best friends as it is right now. | ||
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paper
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On April 20 2009 15:09 Raithed wrote: youre her friend, i think you could/should guide her. is she an attention whore? like you gotta confront her about that. lol. | ||
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ibutoss
Australia341 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
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but obviously she would need to trust you and it would require a certain amount of finesse. | ||
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Railxp
Hong Kong1313 Posts
Edit: just a thought, but she might benefit from watching it too? | ||
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Railz
United States1449 Posts
On April 20 2009 15:09 Raithed wrote: youre her friend, i think you could/should guide her. is she an attention whore? like you gotta confront her about that. You must not know much about Bi-polar disorder. Confronting them, even on a high still can be used by remembered by them on a low which can lead to some pretty horrific actions. | ||
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
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Kerotan
England2109 Posts
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Frits
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PH
United States6173 Posts
Raithed, I don't think you understand what bipolar disorder is as a disorder...that means a lot of it is simply beyond her control. | ||
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BackHo
New Zealand400 Posts
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Kennelie
United States2296 Posts
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
On April 20 2009 19:08 PH wrote: Plain and simple...if you want you and her to remain friends, you're going to have to have a LOT of patience. It's as simple as that. Stick around whatever happens. Raithed, I don't think you understand what bipolar disorder is as a disorder...that means a lot of it is simply beyond her control. you CANNNNN control it, cant you? i mean you KNOW what you did wrong but you already *did* it already. honest to say, arent we all a little bipolar? | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32054 Posts
On April 21 2009 00:39 Raithed wrote: you CANNNNN control it, cant you? i mean you KNOW what you did wrong but you already *did* it already. honest to say, arent we all a little bipolar? Man, I knew you were an idiot, but lol | ||
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