@Happytrap Inherently, what’s considered “illness” is undiscovered potential for greater things. That can bring about more positives than what’s ‘so negative or wrong’ about the person. It’s sad and misguiding.

Ok, for some reason my comments are being marked nudity and they’re not :/

@TheLoveAge lol I don't know how that happened

Oh, it's not entirely negative. Everyone with bipolar knows all about the good bits and most make use of it in one way or another. It's a big advantage in a creative field, and the highs can feel amazing like a religious experience. But oh man do you ever pay a price for it.

Managing it does actually require a bunch of approaches used all at the same time. Meds are only a small part of that, and I actually use less than most people because I lean on the other approaches as much as I can, especially lifestyle changes.

Ultimately, you're right, I don't see it as a disease but that I'm just hooked up slightly differently from other people. I'd still rather not be like this, though.

@SW-User 🤗 I sense you’re a very lovely person. And that’s all that maters. And to F with the naysayers. There’s nothing wrong with how you’re hooked up. You got good hookups😂

@MalteseFalconPunch no, it’s ok dude. No worries🤗 Just from what I’ve seen, the mental illness contains within it a different usage. It’s just not understood yet, and that it can actually be a positive to an extent.

@stound Yea, it is a tool💜

@waleskinder 😜 hehe💜😝