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no... but when you have been in a relationship with someone who is bipolar you know the behavior to look for.
1. Severe ups and downs
2. Constant mood swings
3. Fabricated allegations.. flight when my ex girlfriend accused her dad of molesting her son... but the person who is bipolar will believe that the incident happened despite the fact that it did not
4. Compulsive Behavior..
5 emotional abuse. One minute you're the best thing that ever happened to her in the next minute she can't stand you
6. Alienating others who are close to you. They will try to convince you that they are the only person who loves you and that everyone else is out to get you.
Being in this type of relationship is emotionally exhausting
1. Severe ups and downs
2. Constant mood swings
3. Fabricated allegations.. flight when my ex girlfriend accused her dad of molesting her son... but the person who is bipolar will believe that the incident happened despite the fact that it did not
4. Compulsive Behavior..
5 emotional abuse. One minute you're the best thing that ever happened to her in the next minute she can't stand you
6. Alienating others who are close to you. They will try to convince you that they are the only person who loves you and that everyone else is out to get you.
Being in this type of relationship is emotionally exhausting
that could be several different things going on
in her case, maybe bi-polar...IF she was diagnosed by someone who has DR in front of their moniker
you are not a doctor and you are not an expert
my ex husband qualified for 4 out of the 6 you mention and the other 2 from time to time...he was just an abusive jerk
and BTW? I have not called him any names in years...I do so now to qualify what he was suffering from...
I forgave him but that does not mean he changed any...that's what you don't understand...YOU change...you cannot make another change