6 Reasons Bipolar Disorder Isn’t All Bad

[@Psych2go]

Do you know anyone who might be suffering from bipolar disorder? Do you agree that bipolar disorder can also have it's pros and cons?

[@auxiliomedesmayocallesevie1718]

No.

[@whyyoumadsuckmydick4309]

Me, and a lot of my family remembers.

[@moonbowexe]

Yeah Me, and it does have pros and cons

[@whyyoumadsuckmydick4309]

And yes, I think everything has pros and cons. Even bi-polar

[@riishuro]

i have bipolar disorder. *haha :D*

[@gurudra]

*You can either make it a blessing or a curse to feel everything so deeply*

[@blossomdreamss]

I agree so much. 🙂

[@brittneybernardin4671]

Yes!! And I’m gonna subscribe to your channel, you seem to have some interesting videos that I’m curious to see!! I’m trying to focus on getting in touch with myself I’m an emotional mess!! Thanks!

[@kcain64]

Sometimes 'it' makes itself.

[@decemberlotus]

💙🕊

[@numbersletters2920]

@@blossomdreamss i am emotional numb

[@ASMinor]

I am an avid #MentalHealthAwareness advocate and spoken word performer, and I love this so much. I travel the country trying to bring that awareness on stages, in classrooms, hospitals, and on my KZbin channel, so I get excited when I see other advocates. 💙❤

[@evageliakyriakidou8953]

This video is simply beautiful

[@forgottenartform]

"We need to feel what we feel" pretty much what I've been trying to encourage people to think of for years

[@Arctic_and_The_F0X]

“You probably know a lot of artists who had to work around mood disorders” *cue my existence* Edit: LEGIT, what comes off as gacha? If it’s my profile picture, then your wrong. It’s not. If it’s comment itself, then I have no clue. Edit 2: And... _why_ would you be looking at my channel banner? We’re planning on changing it anyway.

[@cloverlyss]

@@vivi-qt7wl She might not mean gacha, she might mean she actually likes to do actual art other than gacha. You can be an artist and a gachatuber.

[@alysonpaquette874]

@UCPOpw4r63b9wNlYXvTqsABAno but thecnecly it is. Art is not just drawing you know, it something that you create. You did not created the game but you did create the stories and characters. So yes you are an artist if you do gacha. Plus who told you that they only do gacha in life, they could draw, make music, creat books ect. You don't know them

[@nenidetic]

it's your channel banner, probably. still a stupid reason to bring up anything that can start an argument though.

[@vivi-qt7wl]

It is stupid but I'm sticking to it

[@Arctic_and_The_F0X]

Crystal Dragon we have drifted away from Gacha and no longer use it.

[@kirasoyland9403]

I have been diagnosed with type 2 bipolar disorder due to the fact that both of a parents have it and I have shown a lot of sighs of it

[@namcreativestudios6722]

I hate being bipolar, it’s awesome

[@etna0025]

I think that Vincent Van Gogh had more than just bipolar disorder

[@soleosfiles]

he was pretty much "crazy". i mean, *he cutted his ear off.*

[@pejapl13]

I like it, but I don't I want it, but I don't I'm fine, but Im not None of it matters, but it does

[@Viridiana_0]

Seriously? 5/6 reasons here are everything i hate in bipolar. Dear author i will give you my bp for free if you like it so much.

[@augustebundzaite9209]

1:06 Creativy 2:15 Empathy 2:50 Compassion 3:25 Feeling everything wholly 4:13 Strength and resilience 4:44 Friendships

[@qualifiedtolove1027]

Youre an angel

[@Psych2go]

Thanks for putting this together. Do you guys agree with this list?

[@numbersletters2920]

@@Psych2go (^^ゞyour voice is soothing.

[@konyeden4475]

@@Psych2go idk...

[@oAura7]

@@konyeden4475 what ?okay?

[@joonjoon9778]

Side effects: -Mood swings -Irrational behavior -Irritability -Anxiety -Suicidal thoughts *Me having it all at once* >:,0

[@abdmadrid8716]

Are you okay .. ?

[@ironichoodies]

Seek a professional, now.

[@akishirutai2692]

Maybe you should talk to a parent or close friend about this.

[@musicallynerdy8860]

I think I just got a diagnosis by a KZbin video

[@joonjoon9778]

Akishiru Tai what if I don’t have a close friend or parent that can sort of understand me ;-;....

[@Thehamstersgiude2u]

Me: I’m Bipolar. Mom: it’s because of that damn phone

[@ileft4176]

Thehamstersgiude2u And on your phone you also have some online friends that you love trust and care about more then your frickin fam-

[@treasure.light_3429]

Well... Because of my damm phone I got to know I am bipolar 😂😂

[@fredricknoe3114]

Me: I'm Bipolar Mom: It's okay honey we still love you, even if you are gay.

[@tobiy_]

Harshita Jain well wrong without having shown any sign of mental instability like self harm or extensive behavior you are not mentally ill. With this instability you one day end up at a psychologist who referrers you to a psychiatrist who then diagnoses you. Don’t go running around saying you’re bipolar when you have no experience and diagnosis. And your phone ain’t no psychiatrist just sayin

[@finedays4613]

jac of harts *Bisexual?*

[@aloeveil]

When you’re so early you can’t copy anyone’s comment

[@musicxproxima]

XMANYOLO when you’re so early you can’t copy anyone’s comment

[@gabysoto3350]

When you’re so early you can’t copy anyone’s comment

[@andreav9320]

When you’re so early you can’t copy anyone’s comment

[@arktos849]

When you’re so early you can’t copy anyone’s comment.

[@aloeveil]

Lmao what the hell

[@zeawzomeprussia6171]

I’ve studied Bipolar disorder for quite a while now, and I just find it so interesting

[@drak-thul-3400]

Was this through classes or free time studying? Also have you studied PTSD too?

[@yllenistired1296]

SOMEONE LIKE ME! OMG :0 Studying about bipolar disorder is one of the things that made me decide that I wanted to study psychology!

[@yllenistired1296]

@@drak-thul-3400 Omg PTSD is also super interesting.... I mean, it's horrible but it's so curious and really amazing what it can do to the human mind,,

[@Psych2go]

I see. What are the reasons you find it interesting? Would love to know :)

[@nicholecarr7333]

Ze Awzome Prussia - Research the difference between Bipolar Disorder 1&2 And BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) !! It’s quite Intriguing!!!! :

[@Inspirmentalist]

I didn't realize how empathetic i was lol i just like making people happy.

[@KxNOxUTA]

The pperson who has/does it always nnotics last. It's your nature and norm, why should you feel "special" about it in first place? Until you notice that somehow others seem to go differnt agout it X'D

[@AutomaticDuck300]

Unfortunately I'm autistic as well as bipolar so I have no empathy or compassion. But the rest is true.

[@KxNOxUTA]

@@AutomaticDuck300 How about we cross out that "unfortunately" there? You came to this world with a certain preset. Sure, it may be difficult in one way but there should be things you're very good at, too. So why call it a misfortune when it's yet another type of fortune.

[@AutomaticDuck300]

@@KxNOxUTA I mean, yeah. Every gift comes with a curse. It's about owning your gift and surviving your curse (or the other way around, depending on your perspective).

[@KxNOxUTA]

@@AutomaticDuck300 I prefer to say "with conditions" but yes, agreed 😁

[@cadearoo1782]

I am (WAS) diagnosed with bipolar disorder. My dad knows I definitely have it, and calls me delusional. He tricks me into his ideas which I know what I do. (I know this is separate, but he also takes advantage of my constant memory loss) People seem to leave me because how frantic I get, but they dont know that I can see them. I also study how people act. I dont see it as a damn superpower. But, at least my boyfriend is patient with me. I am all over the place and cant even finish a topic, and then go to the next. I also hate it when people label me "special needs" because I have a handful of disorders. And then, when the kids at school don't know what it really is, so they make jokes. I take them lightly, and don't say anything, it it bothers me that they are uneducated. Edit: for spacing TW BELOW: Inappropriate actions such as touching sexually without consent Another edit: Turns out I'm autistic from a doctors diagnosis and so is my father. He uses his new diagnoses to excuse himself from all sorts of abuse to my mom, brother, and me. We have given him tons of chances to work on it. The things I've seen lately as a divorce popped up is very scary as he is violent and sometimes acts out. I am 18 now, moving out into an apartment. And trying to get some papers for a restraining order against my dad since lately he opened my shower curtain and commented on my body disgustingly as well as playing with me. I am very tired and hoping for the next step of my life as I move on. Thank you for the support of my venting and i am going to make it through life. Thanks.

[@sea_of_love]

reading this breaks my heart. i want you to know that you're very strong, dont let an ignorant individual define who you are. you're needs aren't "special" they're perfectly reasonable. you're strong as hell and i love you 💖

[@cadearoo1782]

@@sea_of_love Awe, thanks love. I'm at least grateful that I have someone who is patient. He started to understand me because when I would talk to him, he found some sort of spark in me. And he understood my vent art, and saw and understood everything by looking at it. He says he sees my art as a "help" or stress message and he comforts me. My father kinda gives me vibes that it's a "romeo and juliet" love and said that I only love him so that I can run away. No, although I do enjoy school while it lasts. But my boyfriend is not even an escape in some way? He takes my feelings in and comforts me. I met him about 2 years ago and made him my best friend, and the last couple of months, he asked me. I didnt know what I was feeling because I rejected that I had feelings for anyone. Because I am "that bad". I've had a history to where I have this "explosive" behavior. It's some sort of trigger if someone would make me mad enough. But I couldn't control it when I was little and ended up getting expelled from many cop visits. I've been working on that, and everything else for a couple of years. I've really come a long way, and that's why I was crying while gaming on New Years. I really hope you are doing well, and I really wish you a good future, and luck.

[@cadearoo1782]

And the reason I'm venting or talking about personal stuff is because I'm a random person and no one knows me here. Except a streamer. But I doubt he'd ever see this. Edit: Also the anxiety. If I get face to face with someone I don't talk much, but then when I start to know someone and hear their topic, I go off and chat at times. It honestly scares me. And I also have this bad habit on hurting myself in class because of the anxiety itself. If I dont have my stuffed animal or stress toy, or even drawing supplies, I start picking and scratching myself. Sometimes without me even knowing

[@cadearoo1782]

@Seth Wayne #500 Oi, thanks. I'm just grateful I get to go through life with him. He moved to a different school so he graduates early. He was behind credits in math, so that's why he took the program. He also said it's for our future. He is like those odd romantic people from those movies. It's really strange. He has 2 sides of him. 1: the side I first knew him by, which was full of dark humor and is really into English. 2: I discovered he was a softie and is really romantic. He is patient, and he knows me very well to calm me. Aye, we can both get through this dude :)

[@jessihamlin9749]

I don't know if this helps any, but everything you feel is valid. Both the good and the bad. You do not have to feel happy about your disorder, but do know that you deserve happiness regardless. Also, your father sounds like an abuser. Even if someone is not physically abusive, mental abuse is just as bad (and in some cases worse because it is not as easily seen by others). Getting out asap is not the worst idea. Because, again, you deserve happiness. Also, it doesn't sound like he has actually read Romeo and Juliet, so eff him. And don't forget that there are others in this world like you, even if not exact. I have clinically diagnosed moderate-severe depression, and while it is hard for me to wrap my head around all aspects of bipolar disorder, I know that it's necessary to disregard the stigmas tied to it because of how I experience stigmas tied to depression. I currently live with someone who has bipolar disorder and I am constantly trying to understand where they are coming from, and they are doing the same with me. When we talk about stuff, not just related to mood and mental disorders, I have the best conversations with them because of the scope of what they bring to the table. They are also one of the funniest people I know and can bring so much joy to my life. While we are not exact, we understand our own pain enough to work with the other. Finally, you sound like you might be in high school (?) and if that is the case just remember that high school is such a small amount of time in anybody's life. High school was many years away for me, and almost no one is the same as they were then. It feels like it's a lot because it's the only constant community that you have at the moment, but once you are out you will find other communities far more accepting of who you are as a whole. If you are not in high school, know that there are communities out there that WILL accept you for who you are as a whole.

[@baconlover7747]

Psych 2go: bipolar disorder isnt That bad Van Gogh: whisper that in my ear...

[@elizabetha8565]

Most underrated comment.

[@RefugiumF2]

Very optimistic video. If I had bipolar disorder I'd send the creator of this video a bouquet of flowers.

[@Psych2go]

Thanks for that nice gesture :)

[@thedeloraine]

You can send it for us lmao

[@NenaLavonne]

♥️ Really insightful and I agree that there are pros and cons to everything in life. I know several EXTREMELY artistic and talented people who happen to have bipolar disorder. Thanks for making mental health topics so approachable 😊✨ LOVE THIS CHANNEL!

[@brittneybernardin4671]

Nena Lavonne I love what your doing! Thank u!!, I’m gonna subscribe to ure channel.

[@NenaLavonne]

Brittney Bernardin awww, thanks Brittney! ♥️ So happy it is helpful 😊✨

[@Psych2go]

Thank you so much for your comment! It really means a lot to us!

[@Hey_Its_Phoenix_2006]

This is really helpful. I'm 13. Almost 14. Its been 4 years since a incedent that had caused all my mental issues. I was only just diagnosed back in 2019. I felt so suprised and then I was overcome with dread. All I hear about the disorder is ushually bad. I never realised how It has made me even more empathetic, creative, etc. This really helps me have a bit more optimistic view on my disorder. Thanks.

[@tobiy_]

I’m bipolar myself and I thought you either have it from the start and it manifests in your adolescence or you don’t have it. I didn’t know accidents could cause bipolar?.

[@sabrinamourah1647]

@@tobiy_ mental illnesses come also due to chemical imbalances in the brain but also to many other factors. You don't have to be born with it, it can also develope throughout the years (one example could be schizophrenia) . No wonder some people can experience a depressive period or anxiety one.

[@tobiy_]

Yes that’s what I meant and said. I have a chemical imbalance in my brain that’s what’s causing mental illness. I’m very educated on that topic since like I said have bipolar myself and am going to a psychiatrist and psychologist since I was 15. back to what you said, yes mental illness can show later in life but you’re still born with it then. And just because a person has one depressive episode for maybe a short period in their lives doesn’t mean they’re mentally ill

[@boneboy3264]

it's relatively rare for teenagers to be diagnosed with disorders like bipolar- but i'm glad you've seen somebody and are figuring it out. best of luck

[@sabrinamourah1647]

@@tobiy_ I have to disagree. You don't have to be born with it to get it later in life. And people who have a depressive PHASE, during it are in fact mentally ill. As we both said before, it is due to chemical imbalances and even not eating enough etc can cause these imbalances. Imagine that even colder temperatures can make us enter a depressive state (no wonder, even if they are great places to live, Scandinavian countries have a high suicide rates). Btw I'm not trying to invalidate your point, because yes some people are born with it, nor your experiences and what you went through, but I'm just trying to "widen" the rage of your point

[@acelguevarra4331]

I was diagnosed with bipolar II. Thank you for this video.

[@mercyking7646]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS!! I've been diagnosed for 16 years and I relate to all of the positive aspects in this video. Even though Bipolar Disorder can be difficult at times, I wouldn't change these empathic and creative superpowers for the world 🤗💚🌏

[@NenaLavonne]

Mercy King 👏👏👏👏😊

[@brittneybernardin4671]

my sentiments exactly!!! 👍 Been in this for about 20 years myself,, and it’s exhausting!! Lol good luck!

[@mercyking7646]

@@brittneybernardin4671 All of my love and support to you on your journey as well!💚💚

[@silentvideojournals1035]

:)

[@anabrown9680]

I’m here because of a friend I once had

[@ravetherage]

Once?

[@rodrigomunoz3669]

Hope you honour her/him

[@mihaelahric3617]

I hope that "once had" means that you lost contact or/and that you ain't friends animore.. not sonething worse :c

[@leonasnake]

Me, a bipolar person, looking at the thumbnail: didn't he cut his own ear off- youre- that's not helping-

[@lowkey276]

Hey to cheer you up don't forget about Robin Williams :) ...Ohh wait

[@dadgarmt]

But dude! You can think about Kurt Cobain! Ooops

[@daniellebranxton1124]

Bipolar has ruined my life thank you so much for this Love you guys xxxxx

[@Psych2go]

Sorry to hear! In what ways did you feel your life were ruined?

[@maevependragon]

Same

[@joeysantodomingo5134]

i just got diagnosed with bipolar last week so thank you for this!!!

[@meganlovesdisneyandcrafts4780]

Joey Santo Domingo You will be ok. I can promise, i have bipolar 2 and while it’s major work it’s ok and you are loved.💜 Good luck

[@Psych2go]

Thanks for sharing this with us. We are here for you! What do you like most about this video?

[@meganlovesdisneyandcrafts4780]

Psych2Go I thought it was a well done video😊. In my case though, ( i suffer from a birth defect that has caused head trauma) and while i’m not 100% sure, i think my neurosurgeon discovered something lacking that lead to me being diagnosed. I could be completely wrong though. I just know am doing much much better.

[@PavchBavin]

When your dad has bipolar disorder and destroyed his marriage, and his relationship with his son, and then destroyed his life, it's hard to see the positive

[@carmengreen3850]

PavchBavin my experience also

[@lalajaneth3492]

Bipolar isn’t why he ruined everyone’s life it’s because he’s selfish and uneducated

[@sherikrupp]

PavchBavin They're not making excuses for people. They're just providing empathy and support for other people who might be dealing with the disorder.

[@fiona_6714]

I understand, but not all people with bipolar are your father. I know it's hard to try and make that distinction, but it's important. We aren't all terrible people, in fact most of us are fairly normal!😊

[@KxNOxUTA]

Let's change perspective: People who are considered "normal" perfectly manage to do the same. :) His situation may not be positive (as of yet), but what if you take another step further away? What about your dad's condition being your chance in life? You have come to experience what effects certain behaviour pattern can have. Its your chance to learn how to handle things better. And in best case, your experience might even lead to you helping others. One of them could even be your dad. He may be giving others a hard time on top of maybe having a hard time himself, too. But there is much more to it. It's also about "letting him" (or leaving him with his challanges). If you so choose, you can not join the long line of "victims" to his circumstances. You can find ways for yourself, and that is likely to open doors for the rest of your family. There's no saying if (or when) they'll be able to step through them, but it's your best bet and maybe their best bet. If you can take this video and make it a habit to watch out for the positivs like a hawk, you may notice that things start to shift bit by bit. Even if they should end up just shifting for you, it'll be more than enough. I hope you can make choices for yourself that you can feel ccontent with most of the time. :)

[@daveharrenburg7670]

"I hope you're all having a great weekend so far" It's Tuesday

[@Psych2go]

That's what happens when you're too creative.

[@remyhavoc4463]

@@Psych2go XD

[@TassieJake]

Crazy, 9 months later....it's Tuesday again lol Peace

[@Rose-bm1oq]

@@Psych2go 😂

[@Rose-bm1oq]

@@TassieJake thursday lol

[@shokraven2231]

I'm super glad you uploaded this video, I have a sister that suffers from bipolar. I was diagnosed with Bipolar at a young age, but we later figured out i didn't have bipolar disorder at all and Instead Had ADHD. I've noticed that bipolar can often be mixed up with ADHD, due to it having the emotional dysregulation. It would be awesome if you did a video similar to this one over ADHD if you haven't. It makes me happy to know people care about the mental health of others enough to point out the positives in the negative.

[@DiamondSlut]

I was diagnosed bipolar and once I was, everything made so much more sense. I didn’t understand why I had such intense mood swings or felt manic one day and horribly depressed the next - each so deeply that it was almost unmanageable. Getting on mood stabilizers has really helped me balance my mind and keep me in a stable place. I recognize the things said in this video as true and I’m honestly all right and have accepted that I have this disorder - I’m learning to embrace it more and more each day.

[@fhllort8817]

I have a disorder we’re I’m growing a beard at the age of 10 and I actually see this as an accomplishment cause I can drink without anyone knowing my true age

[@Hazyla]

F H L L O R T haha nice

[@BortLoco]

I miss 10 seconds ago when I didn't know this existed

[@chaoticdiamond1690]

WAIT WHAT okay but that’s kinda cool tho

[@feliciaheartfilia5258]

How old are you ?

[@fhllort8817]

I’m 1 years old

[@ministryofzim]

without meaning to disrespect you or hurt your feelings or be insensitive. I am living with someone with bipolar disorder and have done so for the past 4 years. And I can honestly say regarding my bipolar disorder roommate, there is 0% (in fact -100%) nothing good about bipolar disorder. It is all bad.

[@cole9533]

Yeah. Same. I feel like anyone who sees this video and comments about how they’ve had *so many* benefits from being bipolar must have the most mild cases of bipolar ever. My periods of depression have been so devastating to my life and functioning. I’ve failed in school, been unable to take care of myself and hygiene, and been unable to complete any work for long periods of time. Bipolar disorder ruins people and lives, and the unbelievable trivialization in this video is downright offensive.

[@ministryofzim]

@@cole9533 being a KZbin content producer with a branded channel comes at a cost. By the time you have reached several million subscribers, and have monetization and merchandise for a channel you are under the control of the algorithm and can not freely create content which in today's big tech world would get you suspensions or bans. So all Pyscho2Go content has to be total positivity all the time. There are many kinds of mental illnesses and mental disorders, and you can not cover them all in depth or scope or with an opinion. To come out and say "I hate, I have had bad experiences, you should avoid certain people at all costs" results in triggering/cancel culture mobs rule judgement and virtue signaling apology videos. I will watch some of this channels videos but not all, and most times I honestly disagree with what they have to say, but I am a small fish with a channel with 24 subscribers no merch or money from sponsor adds, so making my channel fun just for myself. If you have any mental health or mental disorder I do not think on KZbin you are going to find any channel who will not sugar coat the topic.

[@chunkyMunky329]

I appreciate the good intentions in this video, but when I'm going through bipolar mood episodes the things said in this video are unlikely to make me feel better. It just doesn't work like that.

[@blossomdreamss]

I love this channel too much, it somewhat makes me cry to know that there are people like me here. 😭❤️ I feel this so much. And I hope I can get some friends that can understand me. :)

[@Psych2go]

I'm happy to hear that this video had touched you in some ways.

[@MindBrainTalks]

The mood swings present in borderline personality disorder sometimes are similar as the ones in bipolar disorder.

[@jan220]

Was looking for someone to mention BDP 🤗 A lot of these symptoms do kind of overlap in various mental disorders. But there is actually quite a prevalence of BPD being misdiagnosed as bipolar disorder... You would have to go more in depth with the individual's "symptoms" and their underlying histories. In the end, most of these are just diagnostic labels to place the masses into generalized categories to undergo treatment with drugs rather than actually tackling the core issue.

[@sezzachi]

I've been diagnose borderline, and minor bi polar because of the common symptoms. Borderline is definitely more frequent unlike bi polar where mood swings can last weeks/months, from what I've read.

[@MindBrainTalks]

@@sezzachi, there are some overlap. However, they are very distinct. BPD, is a personality disorder, whether BP is an affective disorder. They tend to have different origins.

[@NFC37]

I was diagnosed with both! So the last point in the video about feelings friends’ love so deeply, I chuckled because i definitely feel that way but simultaneously bc of borderline I very quickly start genuinely believing that nobody can love me for who I am and my friends don’t truly care about me It’s a wild ride because emotionally and rationally i feel my friends’ love but emotionally and irrationally i truly believe that they don’t love me It’s a dangerous duality and it shifts way too quickly

[@imptie]

Anybody else here with bipolar disorder 😭

[@ricardocarrera1444]

Yo

[@justinehorton2527]

What's good?🤟

[@karolinachavez167]

bipolar ll here

[@_vilepenguin]

I rarely leave comments, this video is an exception. The best way to live with bipolar is early diagnosis and treatment. The Carrie Fishers, Kaynes, and others are the exception. It is not a "super power" or a "gift". While treatment does not work with everyone it's the best chance you have not to hurt the people you love and end up isolated from all the damage you cause. I disagree with you on countless levels. I hope a manic person does not watch this and is encouraged to stop their meds or worst.

[@justinehorton2527]

I lost all my friends due to the isolation yet neediness I have. I have bipolar and BPD which makes things worse. I can agree with you.

[@funeral6907]

You are such a good person, my god. This is SO RIGHT!

[@bks-rh1up]

Vile Penguin strongly agree. My mother is bipolar but the opposite of this. Late diagnose i believe.

[@soraxgiordano9035]

My ability to relate to people, and hold no judgement when interacting with people... It's such a blessing and I wouldn't give it up

[@ic_y]

*Never trust an edited comment*

[@fdagpigj]

good point there, really makes you think. But what did you mean with that about Hitler?

[@funeral6907]

*NICE TRY, EDITED COMMENT!*

[@Captainjonhello]

You don't trust yourself self huh? I see your comments is edit too lol.

[@ic_y]

@Mafuyu Sato lol 😂

[@Pikachunicornio]

don’t let billie eilish stans see this lol

[@andreagarciamedrano4228]

Why?

[@crystalocelot1641]

Because Billie Eilish fans will self diagnose themselves with any mental disorder they may have a few symptoms of. It has happen a lot that billie’s fans have pretended to have depression and act all sad when really they’re just mad their crush rejected them over text 🤦🏾‍♀️ Now this doesn’t apply to all fans, just the ones that joined after her rise to fame

[@MissConscience1]

I was diagnosed with depression then, after manic episode, I am officially diagnosed with Bipolar..

[@laraisokay]

This is amazing. Thank you. It’s hard to remember the positives at times. ❤️

[@ninjakeks9326]

I know a bipolar person that is not empathetic at all...

[@moogi3610]

someone i know with bipolar once climbed a cathedral in her manic episodes and then tried to run away from the police when they came just saying and then had to be kept in a hospital for a month

[@somiyasomiya3283]

Yes i have it . I fought with it and still Now I am better but sometimes i just can not sleep or stop overthinking. And i learned a little bit to move and do work even if I feel very blue and sad All of what you mentioned in the video i find it in me really felt good thank you. Finally i would like to say it is life and we ment to have challenges in it we just have to keep moving and give all what we've got to give and try to be a good person. And the true happiness is in paradise when we meet our God after this life

[@suiankumori]

My father has bipolar disorder. Growing up I'd seen him both on and off medication, and off was very scary. At the same time, he never raised a hand to me or my brother, just the walls. But that man loves more than any person I have ever met

[@tarniabook3076]

I mean, I don´t know about you, but a manic episode is not happy at all in my case. It means I´m angry, or nervous, or can´t sleep at all. It´s not fun at all.

[@mememan4705]

Isn't it just magic that as everybody found out, that bipolar disorder gives people empathy, suddenly everybody has it *coincidence? I THINK NOT!!*

[@fujoshipeanut5074]

I don't have bipolar disorder, but I do have very strong and intense emotions. While my negative emotions bring about a lot of pain (including physical pain), the smallest things can make me feel so happy to the point I feel overwhelmed. I guess there's always a silver lining

[@alkohallick2901]

Creativity.. yeah but it's not real..

[@jays_queen_raybaby]

This is good for me to watch because I like a guy and he's bipolar

[@eefz553]

All these teenagers with moodswings in the comments accusing themselves of having it. It isn’t as simple as it looks and you shouldn’t wish your life away by saying that you think you’ve got it

[@whyyoumadsuckmydick4309]

Can't wait for this one, it hits home ❤

[@Psych2go]

What points did you relate to most?

[@whyyoumadsuckmydick4309]

@@Psych2go 3 is the most relatable one to me, but most relate.

[@akirandrake414]

I have Bipolar Disorder and this fits. I have had to get on medicine for my Suicidal issues.

[@Psych2go]

Which points did you relate to most?

[@akirandrake414]

@@Psych2go All of them.

[@kalenadams1918]

I was diagnosed with bipolar at 5 years old. My mom knew I had it from the time I was 3 but since the phsyciatrist's hand book (I don't remember the real name, I know it was an acronym) said that juvenile bipolar wasn't a thing at the time it took her 2 years and a psych hospital stay to get me diagnosed and medicated. I spent most of my childhood hating what I was and wishing I could change, whenever I had an episode after ward I would tell my mom that I hated what I was and every time she said "baby, if I could wave a magic wand and make it all go away I would". When I was 10 or 11 I realized that I did hate myself, but I also loved myself. I learned to talk at 18 months, I read the entire Harry potter series by the time I was 4, I drew, painted and wrote other worlds for myself. One of my favorite things to do as a child was go into the garden and pretend I was somewhere else, I could go to a tropical island, a fairy garden, a rainforest, all so real I could feel the sand between my toes, see the sparkles of fairies in the bushes, hear the birds and beasts in the trees. I lived a thousand lives before I lived a decade. Today I still write, I write when I'm sad, when I'm angry, when I'm happy, every mood swing I have is a new story, every twist and turn in my life is inspiration. So it's okay that my mom didn't have a magic wand, I made my own.

[@user-xh6ju3pg8c]

😁

[@kennethmoses4900]

I was scared at first that this video would romanticise Bipolar, but I was pleasantly surprised with what I it ended up being. I’d been diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder two years ago, but I had a hard time accepting it. I only came to terms with it when I heard the positive aspects of the illness. I’ve always been more creative, emotional, and compassionate than my peers, but I didn’t see the link for a long time. As is always the case, it feels good to understand and be understood.

[@darksoul479]

If you're like I am part of you will never accept it. We are not alone, I think most people feel this way deep down inside.

[@jays_queen_raybaby]

Thing is, I have a CRUSH who's newly bipolar-

[@sadc6033]

I'm more creative in depression due to my high empathy. In hypermania, I am often sociopathic.

[@lordsocio353]

I’m very sociopathic when I’m manic. If I’m super manic psychosis starts to kick in haha

[@incinra]

Bipolar is not a positive experience. It's a terrible disorder. It's not worth it I can promise you that. I go from wanting to die, to aggressive mania, to full blown psychosis. Not to mention weeks of complete sleep deprivation. And racing thoughts. My medicine saves me

[@leonasnake]

This is super sweet but I agree with the others The cutesy music and stuff kinda Kinda feels gross as someone with bipolar disorder Bipolar disorder is a struggle both medicated and unmedicated, regardless of what things shine through a little bit, bipolar IS a really shitty thing to deal with Saying because we have the magic of friendship so it's not that bad isn't... Isn't really great, y'know?

[@makenzieswanner709]

I feel like this is mostly directed towards type 1's. I'm type 2 so I really don't relate to all of these. My depressive states disconnect me with others and I feel drained being around others. I hate it when my girlfriend makes me go out with people she's type 1 and she doesn't understand that it taxes everything from me to be around others. She hates being home alone and I love it. It feels like my castle where I'm the queen and no one can hurt me. I get angry when she invites people over especially ones I don't trust or like. She feels like I'm being a narcissist but I just don't want my bubble being popped 🥺

[@user-zr4ht6nf1k]

U are cool and thanks for the video Psych2Go 😁🌹💛🌹💛🌹💛🌹💛🌹

[@nany1142]

Is depression not all bad?

[@bonniebunbuns630]

Actually yes depression is really bad my advice for you is to talk to a therapist if you have depression because can make you really sad and sometimes even suicidal which isn't good at all so if you do have depression please talk to a therapist they can help you get through it

[@nany1142]

moofin OwO Thank you but I’m already seeing a psychologist and a psychiatrist I’m also taking medicine but my depression won’t go away and it’s been almost one year, I think about suicide every day

[@bonniebunbuns630]

Well suicide is never really the answer life can be beautiful you just have to find it and someone out there in this earth will love you and care about you so please don't kill yourself or harm yourself everything will get better I promise it always does and if you do kill yourself all your friends and family will be hurt so please please please please don't kill yourself or harm yourself it's not right to do everything will get better I promise you life can be very beautiful and meaningful you'll be okay I promise just don't harm yourself or kill yourself so many people are killing themselves and the people around them loved them so much so now the people that loved them and cared about them are hurting so much so suicide is never the answer you'll be okay everything will get better I promise you everything will get better

[@nany1142]

moofin OwO Thank you that’s nice I don’t have any hope but you are right I don’t want to hurt my family and friends I’m sorry but it’s been a long time that I do self harm I tried to hang myself but I failed I shouldn’t say this Thank you for your support you seem to be a nice person

[@bonniebunbuns630]

You're welcome try my best but please please please please still don't hurt yourself okay everything will get better I promise

[@kingzerk6409]

I been diagnosed for over a decade and just want to double knee you Ongbak style

[@Benni777]

I am grateful that I don’t have BP bc ppl with my genetic disorder is really common. I thought I had BP, but it turned out as ADHD and anxiety instead. And I’m just an irritable person normally! Get better soon to anyone who’s suffering from this disorder! Stay strong! 💪🏻

[@jigishakumar6130]

Everybody gangsta till the depressive phase comes along hypomania.

[@voiceovervendetta119]

I have bipolar disorder and I have to take prozac everyday. feel so much better because of this video and I’m more at peace with my self. Thank you..

[@lissettsoraya7340]

Worst part is when you have an episode and lash out on someone you love but because you can feel their emotions due to empathy you feel instant regret and it kills you.... it’s emotionally draining ...

[@lauragadille3384]

I never knew Carrie Fisher had bipolar. Interesting. I don't have bipolar but I have chronic depression and an Empath and yes it's very draining.

[@FallenOrpheus]

I really love your videos. Would you be willing to do more videos on dissociative identity disorder and psychosis? I've recently been recommended for diagnoses for both, and would love more videos from this channel to learn a little more. And it'd be nice for more information to be out there for people who misunderstand them. Your videos have an easy to understand format that makes it easier to put aside misconceptions.

[@speyederdreams1747]

Can you do this, but with Social Anxiety?

[@ivamoneva1488]

There is a big difference between side effects and symptoms of mania/depression. Yes, creativity and the energy that comes from within during a manic episode is something positive. But it is not great. People with BD aren't able to control the thoughts of creativity and they can't calm themselves from this energy. This is not great when you have to live in a society where being a mother, sister, employee, employer and all those roles we put ourselves in are not supported by the understanding of mental illness. No one is going to say "Oh, you are in BP episode right now, it's okay to not finish your work by the deadline."

[@maevependragon]

This. 👏👏👏👏

[@auxiliomedesmayocallesevie1718]

Owo-

[@user-fk9bl2bt7s]

Ur first uwu

[@auxiliomedesmayocallesevie1718]

crystalunipoop :-O º h -

[@auxiliomedesmayocallesevie1718]

chino222 Ty-

[@empty_melodies]

Man, after seeing this video, I’m like 95% sure I have this. Growing up, I’ve always had (and still have) anger issues and my parents and siblings never let an interaction with me go by without reminding me how “overly sensitive” I am even if they say something straight up rude that I would never say to anyone else. If I find out I made someone feel bad or uncomfortable, I feel like an awful person and instantly want to do whatever I can to make them feel better. Also, I really like connecting with people emotionally and I’m pretty quick to feel a great deal of love for them. I have many problems to work on but my “overly sensitive” nature has definitely made me a better person overall (least I hope so). Anyways, awesome video! Thank you

[@gabegatsbyofficial]

I like this animation style a LOT!! Maybe a video like this on autism perhaps.

[@lucyspears97]

It's great to see someone who has the disorder talking about it but i have a few issues. 1., I don't like the word disease when it comes to it because it creates a bad stigma. 2. bipolar disorder is not a fun thing to have, and it certainly isn't what gives you all of this. Sure, it might help strengthen these 5 things, but it doesn't give you them. This video is glamorizing bp and making it seem like it's a positive thing to have when it actually has cost me so much happiness ,time ,love ,relationships and way more

[@lucyspears97]

6 things*

[@sleepyghostgirl]

Sorry but bipolar depression can be hell for some people. Calling it a “superpower” that “makes” you a “better person who can better tap into their creativity and empathy” sounds like a massive romanticization of a mental illness that causes turmoil for so many. Thinking optimistically in regards to your mental health is great! But not like this. This is exactly the kind of thinking that can be seen promoted by those who see themselves as “tortured artists” who need their mental illness to be creative or interesting or compassionate. You don’t need to have a disorder to have certain personality traits. You are not defined by your disorder. But this kind of thinking is what encourages people to believe that they are. The kind of thinking that encourages people not to get better.

[@jessicag9821]

Really well said, I completely agree. 👍

[@jesuschrist8178]

When you’re so early you can’t copy someone else’s comment

[@saiverx]

How proud do you feel?

[@LauraLanny]

I'm not so scared I might be bipolar anymore

[@NenaLavonne]

LauraLanny 🌸

[@MariaEduarda-bb1of]

can you please talk more about borderline personality disorder

[@WingSlash]

"I hope you're all having a great weekend, so far." ...It's Tuesday. :P

[@littysavior9181]

What if....... My mom has bipolar disorder; I have been diagnosed with ASD; and I have anxiety alongside depression.... Am I also able to be bipolar as well, since all of the positive factors I have. But I do have an experienced soul so tend to control my "fireball" (inside term) a bit. I deeply care but I am not socially out going and more of an extroverted introvert. I wouldn't mind some help on the diagnosis, if this is something that could occur...

[@bks-rh1up]

Litty Savior everything you said, I relate to

[@KxNOxUTA]

I do wonder: Would finding more "tags" help you or not? I mean it as an actual question for yourself. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter what you tag yourself with. You are you and your personal pattern are your personal pattern. Tags are helpers when you: - struggle to understand yourself or your behaviour pattern - In communication with others, when you need few words to "link" people to a set of information. - when it's needed in order to get the right medication/therapy/etc. So, if you're capable of observing yourself and getting to know your pattern; If you're capable of finding methods to work with yourself and if the tags you have so far are enough to make people go "Aha! I see, no need to be overly alarmed with this person shows odd behaviour" (or "Aha, I should be alarmed and do xyz when this person shows this behaviour")....... ..... then what difference will having another diagnosis have? I suggest you ask yourself if you currently have everything that you require to cope. If yes, then why dig around in the dark? If no, then on the contrary: rather than digging around in the dark, gather your courage and go straight for consulted various (!!) experts on the matter. :D What matters most, is that you have access to whatever enables you to livein a way you can accept for yourself.

[@littysavior9181]

@@KxNOxUTA well for me, I do find it helpful so that I can learn about myself even more thoroughly. And thank you for your supportive words. 😁♥️

[@KxNOxUTA]

@@littysavior9181 If its helpful, then good. Glad to be of service.

[@hotaruishere2133]

Oh MY gosh, I'm so so thankful for this. It makes me feel so good and hopeful about myself. I'm incredibly creative, but I don't have very many manic episodes to really say my creativity comes to life in those situations. I feel as if I'm very emotional, compassionate, and empathetic as well, so wow... this makes me feel like I'm not a disgusting burden of a barely human being. We have really full insides, don't we? That's really nice. I pray that everyone who struggles with this disorder is able to work with it, and work with it well. 💘 Use it to your advantage!!!

[@eeveeofalltrades4780]

Have you considered doing a video on cyclothymia? It's basically bipolarity's less severe little sibling. I think I might have cyclothymia, my mother told me I might have it (she's always reading about psychology and things like that), and I have pretty much all the symptoms.

[@darksoul479]

I think you're forgetting something aren't you? When you are on bipolar medication your feelings are numbed down so much that it's almost like you don't have feelings at all. It's like I'm an emotionless robot. I have not even cried in at least 8 years.

[@karolinachavez167]

I'm on medication for it and I don't feel like that at all. On most days I feel very normal and stable. just once in a while I feel depressed but that's about it. Maybe you need to get your medication switched.

[@lizpurrfect306]

Have you tried Lithium?

[@signna]

Could you make a video about mood swings? Cause I sometimes have them

[@hajitooru6938]

Notification Squad! Love your videos, it really teaches me a lot

[@Bumblebeeliz]

I've always kinda worried that I am bi-polar because I have all the symptoms but my mom laughed at me when I talked to her about it.

[@emmearellano4936]

no

[@Omnivolv]

The hardest part for me was slipping into psychosis while manic. NEVER stop taking your meds with bipolar. I ended up in jail last episode thinking I was GOD. I suppose life is never boring with bipolar 😅

[@FBIMOUS377]

I am about halfway through this video and none of this makes sense. It doesn't apply to everyone, so that really really needs to be said over and over. The "artists" that were listed were not good examples, Demi was on drugs, van Gogh cut his ear off and like put it on a box or something. Like c'mon guys, bipolar disorder and creativity/empathy/compassion are not connected. My mom is 101% bipolar she fits every symptom x10 and not diagnosed, sure, but no it doesn't work in some perfect way for everyone. She's a manic wreck, one minute she's good and chill, next minute trying to shove me down a flight of stairs, then happy then back to complete anger, then forgets wtf happened and acts like everything is normal as if all of it didn't even happen. She's empathetic but selectively, she's compassionate if it makes sense to her. For whatever reason this video is describing the perfect person but being bipolar for everyone is not sunshine and rainbows.

[@MAli-hr6fb]

I was diagnosed with bipolar as a teenager a few years back. Long story short, I didn't like the idea of having to depend on meds my whole life, so at some point, I decided to cut off all meds and try to manage it since I thought it wasn’t that severe. I don't trust the whole medical process where I live. Simple, basic physical misdiagnosis occurred a lot, so I couldn't entrust my brain to some random psychiatrist. Anyways, I had a single bipolar episode where I lost all control. But with time I managed to find that (okayish) balance. The severity of the disorder varies from one person to the other, so I’m not encouraging people to cut off meds, and it shouldn't be viewed as an accomplishment. I just did what I thought best. And I guess I’m fortunate things are working for me. Watching this made me feel like bipolar is always going to be a part of me. Embrace your mood swings!

[@dva5610]

Remove Demi from thumbnail.

[@Clix2]

When you ex dumps you because she couldn't deal with your dramatic bipolar mood swings, and then your KZbin channel with over 23k gets falsely terminated... Gotta love life

[@randomantguy24]

I quite like my bipolar

[@alialpaca]

Someone having bipolar disorder in my family was the cause for me being forced to mature very young and me not being completely happy. This situation was the worst thing that happened in my life and in the lives of the people I love. So I'm really biased and can't even stand people with bipolar disorder. I wished there was someway to fix this, I know it's not the fault of all the people that suffer the disease, but I just can't help hating them. I'm sorry and I just feel so bad for thinking like this.

[@stargirlxx457]

Hi, i love y'all

[@NenaLavonne]

Random Potato 😊✨

[@bludst]

the three letters that are in diff font on the thumbnail spell "poo"

[@zackscott903]

lol