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Originally Posted by Morningriser
They can, actually. I am bipolar. I can be totally fine one moment and then if something triggers me, like say something that just particularly annoys me or rubs me the wrong way it can immediately set me off and I explode into a manic episode where I sometimes say a whole bunch of shit without thinking about it and it often ruins friendships and I know it had a lot to do with the destruction of a relationship I was once and. I have been off of my meds lately since I moved but I am going in a few weeks to see a psychiatrist to get back on my medicine. Antidepressants will help you feel happier and just all-around more positive and there are also mood stabilizers that help with that as well and can assist the antidepressants. I hope you don't take this the wrong way but I would recommend going and seeing a psychiatrist because there are a lot of different medicines out there and sometimes it takes a while to find the right one that specifically suits you and your needs but as long as you are willing to give it a try I am sure that what's you do find the right medication you will feel a lot better About yourself and the world around you.
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I actually am seeing a doctor and have been taking medication and I think it really has helped a lot but there are still things that make me upset. So many things rub me the wrong way like President Trump and his supporters, hearing about random shootings every time I glance at the news and then hearing those NRA people bitch about not wanting to place any legal restrictions on guns (yeah they really would rather see little children get shot up at school than loose their precious guns...), and I'm starting to feel like all the progress our country has made is getting flushed down the toilet. I'm also so sick of seeing adults my age who refuse to grow up.
I once read a thing on the internet that I believe is 100% true. "Before you get diagnosed with depression, first make sure that you aren't surrounded by assholes".
I admit I have Bipolar disorder and I need medical help, but the medication won't fix the fact that I'm just down about the state of the world. I feel like it's getting worse and not better.