I hope SkyDoesMinecraft is one of them

Spend a day with compulsive liars

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beeing bipolar and seeing how others handle it was reliving, especially the not sleeping part hit me hard, greetings from germany, old me misses your old channel, new me appreciate your new one

@@zoki4291 i have friends with npd. i specifically asked for this video to clear up the assumption that all people with npd are abusive, as you seem to think

@@MGH375 Ah my bad, my bad, I didn't want want to come up as if I'm assuming that they are abusive. I grew up with both parents with npd and it affected my life in a certain way (they weren't particularly abusive, but they were bad parents which screwed up a lot of things for both me and my siblings), so my thought process came from that + the fact that I read somewhere that most npd people are unaware that they are npd because it's difficult for them to comprehend that.

That would be a great idea!

@@zoki4291 I’m really sorry that you had that experience, and I understand the struggle of growing up with mentally ill people wholeheartedly, but I don’t think using anecdotal evidence to talk about a diverse group of people is helpful. People with NPD and other personality disorders are actually more likely to be abused by others, and not only that, the development of personality disorders is heavily influenced by childhood trauma. I understand where you’re coming from, but people with mentall illnesses, personality disorder, etc. aren’t a monolith and the kind of sentiment that you’re spreading right now could be hurtful to anybody with a personality disorder who is reading. I’m sorry that you had to be raised by assholes again. I know how hard that can be.

Would be nice, not a talked of much topic

Hey, would you mind telling me how it affects you? I've been wondering if I have it, I don't like want to diagnose myself off of you, I just want to hear about it affects like actual people with adhd cuz lists of symptoms are kind of confusing and symptoms come out in different ways with different people

@@marshmallow4646 i don’t have adhd but my sister does. symptoms are usually split between hyperactivity/impulsivity and inattentiveness and some people may have only one type or a combo of the two. my sister has literally every symptom you could have so i thought it would be helpful to put them into real life perspective for you. for inattentiveness she finds it really hard to focus on things like for example in school she’ll be listening to the teacher and she can see the teacher is talking but nothing the teacher says enters her brain. then this causes her to not understand anything in class and therefore affects her academic grades. you have to explain something a million times to her before she actually retains any information you say. also when you’re explaining something or simply having a conversation everything distracts her even just a strand of hair in her face causes a 10min distraction so when talking to her she’s constantly going off on tangents because she can’t focus on the one topic we’re talking about. it also happens when we watch movies her attention span is so short that she can’t follow along properly with the plot of the movie so she’s constantly asking questions about what’s going on. for hyperactivity/impulsivity when having a conversation she may be the one dominating it and never letting you get a word in or she’s constantly interrupting you to talk about something completely different that just popped into her head. if she’s not the one talking then she’ll be fidgeting with anything within her reach. in class she sometimes gets out of her seat and walks around to other students maybe asking for a pen when you’re not allowed to do that. she also gets sudden bursts of creativity like when people started getting tiktok famous everything she did was centred around becoming tiktok famous then when she got bored of that she started designing clothes and wanted to be a fashion designer. then after a few weeks she stopped doing that and decided she was going to make jewellery to sell on depop. now she’s obsessed with doing her schoolwork so she can become a lawyer so her hobbies come and go in just a matter of weeks. when she was younger she did dance classes and after a few lessons she would say she didn’t like it and wanted to do a different style of dance even though she had just been begging our mum for weeks to do this style. so overall it affects her in every aspect of her life: in social interaction, her hobbies and her school life. i hope this was helpful :)

When I was younger my friend kept saying "I'm so OCD" and "omg sorry it's just me being OCD, I do that sometimes" and I hateddd that so much!! People with OCD struggle a lot more than her wanting to organize her pens because it bothered her, why can't people understand that?

Yesss. Absolutely same for me. I didn't know what adhd was and I immediately knew I had it once I found out what it actually is. Got my diagnosis now at 19. We need better education and less stigma

@@louise4106 your sister seems to have a very serious case of it

SAAAAAAMMMEEE 😩

Agreed I always put things off I have a laundry basket in the back of my car atm and still haven't brought it up just because I don't want to shell the energy but have all the time in the world to do it. Using my productivity on things that I shouldn't

Dont worry i am the same and im not Bipolar. Give urself time. Having a dirty room or even not showering for afew days is not the end of the world. When you finally feel like it, you'll do whatever u want to do.

I’ve never felt more understood

I'm not depressed but same

this

So true

This hit me really hard too

For real. I was diagnosed until age 27 in July this year 😬 been doing great with meds but yes! It feels so weird (in a good way) being able to relate with people.

Right?!

I would love to see this.

He already did.. look back at his videos

Dissociative identity disorder would be a good one too.

Yes so true, I really want to see a video of that too.

oh i would love this!! i have this and id love him to do a video on it

I hope you have a supportive team around you

@@manamibored7366 it’s a work in progress but it’s getting better. Thank you so much.

Maybe build more bookshelves? 😂 Jokes aside it sounds really rough I'm glad that you are still working at it even though it's really difficult. Slow progress is still progress and even though it's hard when the depression hits try to celebrate any little wins you have ( because being harsh on yourself is too easy with depression)

@@truecrimereader8346 thanks bro. I am a dudette but dude is chill with me.

@@mae7974 yeah it is. Honestly I’m going through a spell now where feeling emotions is too exhausting so I just don’t..but even that sucks cause it’s not good. Thank you for that though.

Exactly

It makes me so mad when people say I have it just cause of mood flips. Or when people tell me "everyone is a little bipolar" it just makes me so mad

Autism and ADHD are up there level with this.

@@douglaskocsis9025 one of my friends at school once said I’m probably bipolar and I was upset because I’m not(last time I checked)I’m just a very emotional person.

Yep.. I’m bipolar and my dad is OCD and it’s got nothing to do with cleaning it’s counting ceiling tiles and checking the locks over and over again and not being able to take a different route home than you did there even if the roads closed

Is it worth it

@@michellemccully5685 If you have anyone in your life that you care about, yes. I spent a decade not living for myself, only for those around me. I got proper treatment finally and now I can say I live for both myself and them and I find happiness in the little things. I learned life isn't about being happy, it's about finding those moments of calm/happiness and sharing those moments with people I care about.

That's when I started getting better. I honestly didn't even care to notice anything was different until I had my own family and saw how it affected them. They are my motivation to continue treatment chemically and mentally. Keep up the fight my friends, you are not alone ❤

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Yes yes yes

I would love to see this

Yesss these are things I’ve always wondered because they are human too I want to know their point of view

This is such a good idea!

this and schizophrenia are probably the most misunderstood and stigmatized mental disorders, im glad these videos exist because are very informative and spread awareness

This and borderline! Also people constantly confused bi-polar disorder with borderline

@@lisa44959 honestly all cluster b personality disorders- I’m tired of people throwing around the word narcissistic when someone does something they don’t agree with

@@xfreyawatson YES OMG!! or even worse people using God complex as an asthetic rn like what the hell is up with that?!

romanticized to hell too!! it’s rly annoying how things like these are romanticized in media when ppl go thru so so much. it’s not fun ://

The anger is the worst! It makes me even more upset that I can't calm down.

This! I don’t like when my therapist asks me what I’m feeling. I don’t know what I feel in the moment. It isn’t until after the cycle I notice stuff and go back.

When im tweaking the fuck out and i NEED to talk to somebody because i feel like im about to explode so i call a friend and as soon as they answer it either all comes in all at once or goes completely blank. There is no possible way to describe that to somebody

Bipolar 2 is discount bipolar 1

@@MM-pv5tp An incredibly ignorant comment

@@BigArnieNumeroUno Why? “Bipolar” literally means “two ends of an axis”, which fits the description for bipolar 1: mania and major depression. Bipolar 2 does not have mania so therefore is not “two ends of an axis”. I feel like “halfpolar” describes bipolar 2 better, but it wouldn’t have much of a ring to it.

@@MM-pv5tp Bipolar 2 swings from hypomania ie on the mania spectrum to the depressive pole. Both mania and hypomania can have devastating consequences for the sufferer. Bipolar 2 involves far greater time in the depressive stage, more frequent episodes, more suicide attempts and actual deaths. Bipolar 2 has 20 times the frequency of attempted suicide compared to the general population and a horrific 1 in 5 will complete suicide. Not much of a discount or half polar. This description trivialises a severe mental disorder every bit as severe as bipolar 1.

@@BigArnieNumeroUno Sure bipolar 2 has more suicide attempts, but not that much. 34% of people with bipolar 1 has considered suicide, along with 36% of people with bipolar 2.

Oi don’t forget to thank the team behind the scenes too , they did alot of work too

Exactly

Seriously! One of the reasons i got my diagnose is Anthony thanks to his ADHD interview.

I was just thinking about how different these kinds of interviews would go if it were on regular tv. Who gets picked to be interviewed, how the interviewees are treated... etc. so much of what Anthony does just humanizes people who have been exploited by traditional media.

@@fenestrapain He should get his own show

That!

Yes, it's not something most people really know. I know that a lot of women suffer with PPD but idk what that's like. It must be so difficult to talk about.

@@mridul7639 I’m currently 6 months pregnant with my first child so it has been something that I have been a little interested in knowing more about. If there are any warning signs, and just to spread awareness.. I think it would be a great episode to the series!

This

@@baileyboudreaux3199 Congrats! I hope things go smoothly for you and the baby. I've seen people discuss it with their partners about PPD, like how to communicate if you end up in that situation and the support that might help.

You're very compassionate and you're doing a great job with helping her move through this 💪 proud of you 🙌

@@vaniduggal2457 Hahaha yeah thanks, she broke up with me though 🙃

@@HyperManic1000 oh wow, I hope u both r u doing okay 😂 I’m not sure if this is offensive or not, but was ur split related to her disorder?

@@boop8871 Nah, we were also living on different sides of the country for the entire relationship. And when we both wanted to keep studying apart from eachother, I guess she felt it wasn't worth it anymore. She did however say that she also wasn't happy with how she treated me when she had her down periods

My dad still has a hard time working with my mom. It never gets easier. But my dad is loyal until the end.

If you don't mind me asking, how was it like to live with undiagnosed bipolar most of your life? How did it feel when you got your diagnosis and realized you were bipolar?

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Completely agree! I always ask people "oh when did you get diagnosed" when they say "oh I'm so bipolar" same with OCD and ADHD. It feels so dismissive, I'm not just a bit moody, my brain can't regulate my moods properly and it's really tough to live with sometimes. I make the effort every day to try and stay stable, it isn't a joke.

I was called "bipolar" before I even got the diagnosis (like a year before, and i just had a minor mood swing) from my classmate, and it upset me really bad. After telling him I got the disorder and he was like "oh, i thought you actually had the diagnosis back then" and i was like ??? :/ Since then I have had a hard time accepting my diagnosis because of pure denial, since I dislike being predictable or described by my diagnoses.. :x

I find this exact statement super triggering and i feel like I’m constantly educating people on why it’s not okay to say.

Hey, so I'm just kinda confused and was wondering if you could help me figure myself out because I'm thinking I might be bipolar, have adhd, anxiety, depression, something along those levels and I really just need some help from someone who's in this situation (also before anything I would live to get professionally diagnosed but my mom won't let me, even though she's been able to go and diagnose my other siblings so idk, guess she still thinks I'm the perfect child that needs to stay perfect, whatever. Anyways, sorry) My dad was bipolar, and also an alcoholic so I've seen others with such disorder and idk for sure but I remember my mom mentioning bipolar disorder could be genetic so idk? And also I will get super energetic at points and spend hours drawing and spewing out art and then some days feel super sad and see no point in life anymore and feel on the edge of suicide so yeah. And I mean, it only happens a couple times a year and I realized kinda a pattern or reasoning behind why I get so sad so idk if it's just seasonal depression or I don't know, sorry for bothering you I understand this is probably long, and frankly I really do hope I'm not bipolar because this paragraph is kinda a result of a breakdown I had for realizing this could happen. Thanks for any help. I don't know what's wrong with me and I don't know if I can keep living like this without help but I just don't know how to reach out.

@@paityndice7832 I haven't got a perfect answer for you but, it's gonna be ok, if you need to get a diagnosis without your mum's involvement you can make it happen, it'll just take time. It seems like you're likely right, bipolar does have genetic links and as someone who seems to understand it fairly well, you certainly might have it from what you've described. If it feels like depression, hypermania, adha and anxiety it could well be bipolar. Many people go their whole lives without a formal diagnosis but you can still research and try to pschoeducate yourself either way. The easiest way to work it out in a way that you can then show a Dr is to mood chart, you can do it on your phone on an app or with journalling etc. Keep track of how you feel each day with a number or set way of describing and then over time you can track your moods. If you wanted to you can then use this to show a Dr or medical professional you trust and see what they think. If you have a phone you can likely sneakily call the Drs office and explain your situation to them. One of the few advantages of the pandemic is that doctors are now much better at phone call/email appointments. Again you don't need to but, if you wish you can. There is a lot of help out there. I hope it finds you quickly. I'm sorry your mum has put this pressure on you. Best wishes X

This was so heartbreaking to read. I hope your family is able to heal over time. Thank you for being compassionate and open to learning about how bipolar affects us.

@@haicheng I definitely recommend researching what is called "mixed mania" or "dysphoric mania"! Almost all of my diagnosed episodes have been dysphoric mania - so I've got lots of energy, I can't sleep, but I feel horrible, and all of my thoughts are dark, unpleasant, depressing or anxiety inducing. It sucks :( best wishes!

I hate mania so much lol I thought I was the only one. I literally can’t sit still and I’m cognizant of how fast I’m talking. I can literally feel myself spiral

my brain jumbled that as PB2, the powdered peanut butter But yes, I agree the disorder needs attention. I just found out a friend has bipolar disorder & I felt so uninformed. People should have greater access to the knowledge & ways to support themselves/others who need it

I have it as well. I felt very seen because of this video and the title shocked me to find out someone actually discussing it. And acknowledging that there are two types as well.

@@skytakami101 what are the differences if you don't mind me asking?

I have BP2 as well, and hide the hell out of it (as much as possible). I had NO idea that 20% of us check out? Not surprising I guess...the depression hits and the thought of "I'm done" is constant. If there was a way to do it without hurting other people I care about, no doubt would have by now.

@@sarshanewton2647 bp2 tends to be associated with hypomania rather than full mania(shorter less intense mania) but I think the lines are pretty blurred from my understanding

im bipolar and this is how it is for me !! im too unmotivated to hurt myself, then i get manic and im full of this restless energy anf discomfort. sometimes everything gets so overwhelming when you're manic, you just have to cry

My mania causes me to starve myself sometimes because I get into doing so many things at once that I forget oh shit I need to eat because I’m a human. Mania is strange because you can have mixed episodes as well.

For me, the depression is like being a vampire living in the dark for 500 years, just waiting for the sun to come up. The manic part is realizing you wasted 500 years pretending to be a vampire, and being disgusted with the waste.

this is how it is for me too!! i am a lot more impulsive when manic and that’s when i’m most likely to do something like hurt myself, when i’m depressed i don’t really have the energy or willpower

That's also true for me, worst was going to a funeral manic. Shit broke me.

Me too I wanna be on his channel for that topic because I have a lot to say on it and I’ve been struggling my whole life with it and I want to bring awareness on it because people treat anxiety as if it’s not a mental illness and I feel like it needs to be brought up more

same here, i’d love to see a video about Anxiety and another about Depression. both are common, yet at the same time are very misunderstood. as someone who has both it’d be really nice to see Anthony talk about them

God yes, as someone with GAD the amount of stigma despite being so common is insane

I have GAD, it kinda sucks but my level is pretty low these days.

Yes...anxiety/panic disorder needs to be talked about. It can be pretty awful.

Not the same but I lost my grandpa and second cousin to bipolar disorder.

Im so sorry to hear that. I want to say though, it IS hereditary so I hope you are monitoring it/seeking therapy as it can spring up at nearly any point. My dad wasn't bipolar until 27, I became bipolar around 16, my aunt became bipolar in her 30s. You aren't guaranteed to have it of course, but its def worth it to keep it in mind for your future. May you find some peace

Yes!

We!

Can!

Smosh lost a gem.

he has a team, so the thanks should go to the team as well!

It's true, my therapist always reminds me if I'm in a depressive episode that is temporary, I've had them before and will have them again but it is good to be mindful of the fact it's temporary and you'll get through it again

To be honest, i feel like if youve dealt with depression to the point where you want to die then that depression will be there forever. There will be times where youre happy and times when the episodes appear, but the most important thing to remember is that those episodes shouldnt control your life. I get random episodes but i still make sure i get out of bed, brush my teeth, and shower because if not then i will stay in that episode for days or weeks.

@@ngndnd but not everyone has that control, i manage to brush my teeth but i sometimes go weeks without showers because i mentally cant bring myself to do it, its not really something you can control for some people. the end of your message comes off kinda, blamey? youre kinda insinuating that because they dont continue life as "usual" thats why it lasts so long. i know you might not have meant that, but thats kinda how it came off

@@missrissa37 Do meds not fix it?

@@1298blaster meds can help but they only go so far, the best treatment would be a combination of therapy and meds but some people can’t afford either

As a fellow borderline, hello! I hope you're doing well

@@heyheyhey7988 hi Luna! If that's your real name I absolutely love it. Have a fantastic week love ❤

@@maykruvi oh thank you so much!!

A lot of people with borderline use it as an excuse to just be a shitty person.... Bipolar and BPD are not the same at all.

@@allienixon8959 a lot of people get misdiagnosed as being bipolar for many years when they are borderline because the symptoms can come across so similar. This is something my psychologist told me when we were in the process of diagnosing me as borderline. Also the lack of understanding of it even within the psychological field contributes to these misunderstandings as well.

my dad has bipolar that is exactly what i was going to say

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Same. I'm diagnosed with BP and Adhd and I'm so glad to have a space where people can discuss it

Yeah i was going to say this cuz my great grandfather had Bipolar.

My cousin does too!

Thank you for suggesting this topic. I have sever daily chronic migraines and I get so frustrated when people make comments like that. I wish someone would walk in my shoes for a day to see how debilitating they can truly be.

@@MarroneHeather I'm really sorry you have to go through this. Sending positive thoughts your way!

I’m so scared my migraines are gonna mess up nursing school

I was gonna say *THAT'S A BLESSING* then i read further Ohhh no

my brother has hypermobility and it fucks with his handwriting and drawing

omg hi i have this too! if anthony did this i would love to contribute

@@whosindee it’s so important to get info out, it’s so hard to find other people with it

If he chooses this topic I recommend he hits up Martina from "Eat Your Kimchi"/"Eat Your Sushi". She has EDS too, and has made many helpful info videos about it. And I adore her. 💜

I saw their face in the thumbnail and clicked because of that. Great movie but yeah must be a lot.

Remember that you're not alone. I'm here if you ever need a lending ear, and I know the struggle. 🤎

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10% ? Holy shit

Yes! I have this too!

I deal with this too. The pain is unbearable. It makes me mad when girls with light periods with little to no cramps are like "It's not that bad" when they have no clue. I always feel like I'm being punched and stabbed.

I have pcos, too. It's so underdiagnosed, and black women's gynaecology is not taken seriously!!! I'd love to see this.

Same.

We’re just as exhausted with our emotions as everyone else around us is lmao 😂

Honestly have never heard anything negative about bipolar, but I also bearly new what it was and hadn't really heard about it. Hope it gets better for you!

I know lots of wonderful people who also are Bipolar, it’s part of who they are but it doesn’t define them. Most people who are Bipolar are fully functioning members of society. The scary mental illness to me is BPD, most of them are manipulative, abusive train wrecks who try to drag their loved ones down with them.

@@allienixon8959 what's BPD

I made a stained glass... Something. Go figure 😂 I miss the times when my hypomanic episodes mostly resulted in me studying a year's worth of material in one week. At least that was useful.

@@S_Carol yes! Sometimes they can be helpful! I often times try to find something to do/learn/organize to prevent the anxiety centered manic episodes.

Yeah, I have some projects from both inpatient and home!

@@victoriaposada6330 I wish... Nowadays they just sort of make me jump between a million tasks without ever finishing any of them.

Hi Lex, any update? I hope you are well

my mom also has bipolar and it sucks when even after opening up to my friends they always joke about how she doesnt love me or is just crazy and then do things like call themselves bipolar and its great to see awareness go up sm over the years

yes I agree, my mom also has bipolar disorder and its upsetting at times to see ppl misuse the word or make fun of ppl who have it bc ppl don’t rlly understand the toll it has on the person who is diagnosed and their family/loved ones. So many people with this disorder struggle with even accepting that they have it or even to go get help/medicated, like my mom. It’s great to see ppl talking abt their experiences and normalizing having disorders like this one. Thank you for sharing!

saaaaame. I'm dying to discuss different experiences with BP II. for example, I'm such a reserved person that the risky/impulsive behavior associated with hypomania barely stands out. It also seems like my sleep patterns don't match the DSM criteria, and no one (professional) will tell me if that's unusual or not.

Yes! Not many people know about this!

I've had countless depersonalization episodes in the past, you're not alone. Mine got a lot better now, I rarely have them, so don't give up hope!

Same!

Im still a bit confused. Is bipolar like having emotions that can go from high to low and vice verse in a short time frame? Or is there more

@@sunny-nq3yi yeah pretty much. Highs and lows can also last for days on end

@@sunny-nq3yi no, i think there's periods of downs, mania and "neutral", but that doesnt happen all in a day

Me too!

Also the different types of cycling, and the fine line between happiness, hypomania, and mania

@@DisabledPsychedelica that’s what I wanting from this video

@@DisabledPsychedelica also have you ever heard of someone managing bipolar without medication? I didn’t know that was possible

That’s what I was missing to and discussing the length of cycles this made it sound sort of like all bipolar cycle quickly but my episodes can last months varying from mania to hypomania and the the opposite in my lows and my lows won’t just change cause something good happens same with my ups they don’t go down just cause something bad happens

Yeah I agree. I also found it strange when one of the guests described their depressive episodes as lasting “hours or even days.” Isn’t the criteria two weeks? They also said that they went from suicidally depressed to ecstatic in an instant because of an external event, which is not at all characteristic of bipolar disorder.

​@@Bribiberfamilyit's not linked. They're just similar but BPD has ,,mixed,, state when personality disorder doesn't.

​@@izabelaswa85BD and BPD are not linked but their manifestations can be very similar so they've come to be somewhat "linked" in society.

@@imarockstarification yeah I know but I posted my comment because I thought ppl think it's the same.

ayy ace pridee!!

Cried when I saw it..... Definitely not crashing today :|

Yesss I would love to be in that video

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This is such a great idea!!

I’d love to see Jessica Kent on here

Yess I could totally be in one of these videos.

THIS ❤️

Yes 🙌🏼

Same here!

Yes, I don't think they need to be compared, as having these conditions shouldn't be a competition on who is "more" oppressed. Every illness has its unique set of struggles.

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Yes I agree 100%. I have EDS+POTS as well as bipolar disorder and I use a walking stick, people always ask me which is worse to live with and it’s like man I don’t know they’re completely different things

Hello fellow person on the autistic spectrum 😃👋

Hello, just had to comment this one, but I do, alot of therapy and everyone around knowing helps alot, at work, friends and family, been of meds for two years and goes really fine, still have ups and downs, but knowing how to manage triggers, i can control episodes.

I managed for a year without meds, but I was recovering from a different (pretty severe) illness then, so I was focusing on literally nothing except for my health. I would just sleep, exercise, painstakingly plan and cook my meals, carefully control the amount and type of social interactions I had, and micromanage every little aspect of my physical and mental health. It wouldn't have been even remotely possible if I was working or studying; it was a 24-7 job with no breaks.

There are actually quite a few people who do.

I'm a little over a year medication free now, it can be very very hard but it is possible. Eventhough I wouldn't just recommend it

I've been off meds for almost 10 years (mostly due to healthcare costs) but it's a struggle. Lots of coping mechanisms and self awareness.

There are quite a few people I would love to see discuss this topic if they are comfortable with it. It’s a very widespread thing.

There's a game with a difficulty called Relentless Hell mode. That's what I'm playing on.

Thank you so much.

Thank you 😊 it's hard to deal with alot

This is such a kind, compassionate and validating comment. I love the “playing life on hard mode” metaphor! Thank you, sending so much love to you! ❤️

This comment made me tear up. I have bipolar disorder type 1 and I’m struggling right now. This sweet comment means something to me

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@@agendergod6534 holy shit I’m a god too

Omg finally a smart person

Oh jeez, what book was it? It should be taken down

I am actually not sure what book was it. By the time I understood how misleading it can be, I didn't have any details of the book.

This made me tear up. I think people who have bipolar didn’t hear this when they actually fell down as a kid. 😢

What if you fall down and aren't very good at getting up?

He already did

He did that already

Yeah he did its an older vid

@@cornypoopluvr5966 wait is that an DID the same?

@@butterflymilk6425 no it’s not, two very different things

Im also bipolar, and I thought the same thing! :)

yup yup yup was so excited to watch

bibolar here too, I agreed aswell xd we are maybe too excited, I don't know, would be fun to know what normal feeling good feels like :D

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They actually use they\them pronouns btw!

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@@cambriajenkins6620 Yeah I thought that too

Maybe Eating disorders as a whole?

@@valeriamoraza4799 there are many different eating disorders, so maybe he could do separate videos for individual eating disorders?

Are you sure the correct mix of sedatives are doing the deal or the fact you're not drinking or taking other substances?

@@lunalu552 I'm 100% sure the medication i have right now is what makes me stable, few months ago i forgot to buy my medication so i was a day without it, couldn't sleep and i started feeling really bad, took the meds when i bought them and that day i told myself i would never forget to buy my meds again.

@@numero1qw I'm not sure what kind of medication you're on but I've pretty much been prescribed a type of every line since docs wanted to diagnose me with some disorder and passed by bipolar as well. The brain "reboots" when you sleep so if you're not sleeping of course you won't be okay, sleep deprivation is literally one of the main causes of psychosis. I struggle with high anxiety so i also have sleeping issues and i would rather take a pill and sleep than being a zombie or going crazy the next day. What I've learned is that antidepressants, anti-psychotics and anxiety meds are basically sedatives, the label doesn't really matter. Also, if you suddenly stop taking any kind of medication, especially the psychiatric category, you're gonna experience fierce withdrawal symptoms. I've been there, withdrawal is the worse experience one can go through.

@@lunalu552 I started suffering from really bad insomnia when i was 12 i could be awake for 3 days and not be tired, at 14 i started smoking weed and it fixed it, got diagnosted with bipolar disorder at 19 because i was having a psychosis and mixed episode, the psychosis was because i smoked too much weed, i take lithium/seroquel for my bipolar disorder, clonex for my anxiety and lamictal for my dissociation. I have adhd, bpd and bipolar disorder.

Electrically speaking, there's no difference between bi-polar and non-polar. Therfore I find the term prejudice, as it indicates that I don't exist to the person uttering such words of hats