Isn't EVERYONE a Little Bipolar

[@PolarWarriors]

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[@ToxicWookiee]

Hey man, great Video again. 💪🏼 I haven’t bin able to get in Contact with you for a while and just wanted to check up on you.

[@PolarWarriors]

@@ToxicWookiee hey man!!!! Email me: [e-mail]

[@jeffaltier5582]

The most dangerous that happens is a lack of true understanding of a situation like Bipolar. It gets so aggravating.

[@RioBahiaWilliams]

I'm a lot bipolar...

[@Music-gw4qf]

same brother, same

[@freebie808]

Yo tambien

[@reeferseasalt]

I'm clinically bipolar. I take meds for bipolar. Bipolar was more of a lifestyle so to speak, when unmedicated. I wish they knew better...

[@eptx830]

igualmente.

[@joeysaks6516]

Ja

[@NotTheSharpestKnife-mh]

Anyone who asks that question has never dealt with a bipolar person. The extremes are impossible to miss.

[@Keepitkind7]

Moody is based on fact and circumstance. Bipolar is moods based on chemistry that doesn't often align with circumstance. That's the tough part.

[@rogerkendall9914]

Thank you for your videos. Thank you for all your hard work. Thank you for your knowledge.

[@PolarWarriors]

You are soooo welcome ❤🎉

[@ts214121]

The term manic-depression became stigmatized and was replaced with bipolar disorder. I wonder if they will try to replace bipolar disorder next.

[@reeferseasalt]

I say we go back to manic depression because bipolar has been ripped of its meaning and it sucks

[@Leoniedisnaelikeliars]

'Bouts of horrible mental pain, panic and confusion that tears you apart and you can't rationally explain what's wrong and lasts for months and you don't think you'll ever be well again ' might be too long a name for it but that's what happens to me.

[@amandajane22]

@@LeoniedisnaelikeliarsThat’s how I feel right now.

[@Leoniedisnaelikeliars]

@amandajane22 I'm so sorry love I hope you find your way back soon. 💛 and blessings.

[@Shining237]

Thanks Rob - been watching your videos for years. Have to admit though - I dread watching them and sometimes have to make myself, but I almost always get something beneficial from watching them. This illness sucks - appreciate all your time effort and energy in helping to educate us 🎯❤️✌️

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to know that my efforts are making a difference, even when times are tough. I'm glad to have you in the community! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@jpresso-x8i]

Oooooo this sentence stings 😭 Love you Rob

[@nayrdrumr]

Hey man, I really appreciate your videos. I was diagnosed cyclothymic a few years back and found a few videos of yours. Came back to them a few months back and started to think... maybe I'm bipolar 2.. went and got my 4th psych evaluation, and it turns out I have bipolar 1. It's been a little over a month now, and I am on medication and sober. Your videos have been very helpful to me. I was happy to see you're still making them as the ones I originally found were from years ago. Hope you're well, and thanks again

[@PolarWarriors]

Hey, I’m so pumped to hear my videos helped you out! Sounds like you’ve been on quite the journey. Keep taking care of yourself, and I’ll keep making the content! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@amandajane22]

How would you explain the difference between cyclothymic and bipolar 2? I am diagnosed bipolar but no one ever told me which one specifically.

[@nayrdrumr]

I would consult your psychiatric doc for those answers. In short, my uneducated understanding is this: BP 1 is diagnosed on and experiences full on mania, BP 2 is hypomanic and experiences more depression, cyclothymia is both hypomanic and hypodepressed. These things take years to diagnose and figure out. Best of luck and again, ask your doc over me!

[@PrinAnie]

I have been so hurt by bipolar being a synonym for everything bad that is unstable/unpredictable. I do my best to defend those with Personality Disorders. That is the most hated illness now, a synonym for abusive.

[@PolarWarriors]

I feel you! It really sucks how people misuse these terms. Keep doing what you're doing; it’s so important to stand up for those who are misunderstood! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@karstent8138]

I have bipolar type 1, and it has had a devastating impact on my life, although I have managed to get through it all. I'm sorry if this sounds bad, but I was a gardener for 25 years and the thought of having a bipolar lawnmower, because it starts some days and not others, I find fantastically hilarious! 😂🤣😂 I use humour and my faith to cope with everything, including my illness 🤦. I feel the bipolar in me is a breakage, but I embrace it, and make the most of it.

[@PolarWarriors]

Love your vibe! 😂 Seriously, finding laughs in tough times is a superpower. Keep rocking that garden and your awesome attitude! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@visionvixxen]

Same here I don’t get support myself. I don’t get to choose a life or be independent or to always be pleasant or care. It’s constant mood and energy management and pretty much. It’s just survival. You know that that’s hard. It’s hard to live after a while. It’s just keep people, your executive function, another things being out autism and ADD grateful for my life, but there’s no way out of this and every help creates new problems would just be nice to be a blessing to my family and my parents and friends without all this crap

[@tjzmusic]

I feel like when people say things like that it almost undermines us that actually struggle with this.

[@PolarWarriors]

Totally get you! It’s tough when people don’t see the whole picture. We’re all just trying to figure it out, one day at a time! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@Ruta-kk6qx]

Hello!I was diagnosed bipolar type two this year at 46.My mother was bipolar too, but she never knew that such an illness exists.When I was young, I told my friends that my mom is sad in the morning and lucky in the evening, because she is 'the scales'(horoscope)😂.Greetings from Europe!

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you for sharing your story! It’s powerful to hear how you’ve navigated your diagnosis and the legacy of mental health in your family. Sending you positive vibes from across the globe! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@comealongcomealong4480]

@Ruta-kk6qx Very special comment from you 3w ago. You observed the variations of your mother and interpreted them through a child's range of experience. It sounds like she was still able to be your mother - and you adapted to the characteristics of her illness.

[@lornachavis7276]

I'm a Mother of 3 Adult Children with different labels (diagnosis). One who was incarcerated a lengthy time. Still getting released from the legal system. They all have wonderful Strengths, Personalities, & are loving giving people. But it's real the war, to be okay. To keep job positions. I'm very proud of them. And very proud of all the Families Who continue to be healthy, happy & persevere. God Bless You All. Thank You for these Videos & Your Time to provide them. They've got us through some most difficult times 😁😅😀 often with Some Laughter through the tears T.Y. ❤

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you so much for your heartfelt comment! It’s truly rewarding to know that our videos have provided some comfort and laughter during tough times. Your resilience and pride in your children are truly inspiring! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@northernsegageorge6510]

I am diagnosed bipolar type 1 with psychosis and we are still facing huge stigma in society. I am in the UK and have a consulatant psychiatrist and a community psychiatric nurse/mental health team assigned to me and we keep hearing people talk about "mental health" and how their mental health is suffering so bad yet they mean depression/anxiety not the real severe mental illnesses we suffer from. I would love to swap my psychotic episodes and the mania where i have wrecked my life a million times over just to have depression/anxiety. Even people who bang on about mental health never ever include people with bipolar psychosis, schizoaffective or schizophrenia as we face huge stigma and we are seen as "crazy".

[@PolarWarriors]

Man, I feel you! It’s like people just don’t get what we’re going through. Let’s keep pushing for real conversations about all mental health issues. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@TerjeSkuggen]

I'm so happy that you still keep this channel going. I've been following you forever, and I have shared a lot of your videos to friends and family. It's easier than trying to explain myself. The absolute favorite was the one named "BIPOLAR DISORDER EXPLAINED: (Polar Warriors)". Your CAPS, not mine. You know, the one with the pond. It was a graphical masterpiece, they say. I agree, and it helped them understand more. I'll admit that it's been a couple of years that I've not followed your videos. But now I'm back, and I see that I have a lot of catching up to do. Meanwhile, thanks for being you. And thanks for helping both us and the people around us. Take care!

[@PolarWarriors]

Your kind words truly warm my heart! I'm so grateful to have viewers like you who share my content and help spread awareness. Welcome back, and enjoy the journey ahead! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@Music-gw4qf]

Being in a "mood" you do Not decide to destroy your Life and the lives of others and or objects building around you. Bipolar can be extreamly destructive to yourself and everyone and everything around you, in an emotional and physical sense. If you are in a bad mood you might yell at someone. But Bipolar is as dangerous as a drunk driver, driving a car all day long. You might make it home safely, but odds are you or someone else or both or physical objects will be damaged before you get home.

[@shirleygiordano7627]

I hate how people like my parents say, "What the hell is wrong with you?" "Knock off your insanity." and, "Are you taking your medication right?" They don't understand because they don't suffer like me.

[@PolarWarriors]

It's really tough when people don't understand what you're going through. Communication can help, but it's not always easy. Just know that your feelings are valid, and it's important to find support that truly gets you. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@RobbieRSA]

That's unacceptable. You shouldn't have to deal with that. Tell them, "I have a diagnosed illness! What is your excuse for behaving so badly!?"

[@shirleygiordano7627]

@RobbieRSA , I need to say that I just don't have the guts.

[@brothernobody1775]

Thank you, I like your delivery on this.

[@PolarWarriors]

Thanks a ton! Glad you liked it! 🙌 -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@gagecarty4290]

Just when you think things are getting better, the roller coaster ride goes on

[@PolarWarriors]

Right? Just when you think you’re cruising, life goes “surprise!” Hang in there! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@robblapeen5820]

Sending love from Michigan ❤

[@PolarWarriors]

Lots of love back from California!

[@margaretglaser6227]

so glad you are back thank you

[@transparentghost2817]

Never heard anyone here in Denmark saying stuff like "the weather is bipolar" .. Think that might be a more critical view from someone who lives with bipolar, or more inclined to think that way duo to paranoia or something. Cus i can tell. Noone here says stuff like that "oh my lawnmover is bipolar" ... Never ever ever heard that term.. Infact.. In Denmark, its not very common to even talk about it, most people still recognize the illness as Manio-depressive. Im currently seeing someone who is Bipolar. She was very open about it at the beginning. I had little clue what i was going into. Oh damn. Lets just say that the rollercoaster has been quite a ride so far, and we´ve gone from "i love you more than ever and i never want you to leave" to "never want to talk to you again, fuck off" quite a few times already.. So yea, im here to learn.. Thank you so much for makeing this content.. Its been very helpful in learning a bit about whats going on inside of her head, and has expanded my knowledge on this issue, and i feel like its makeing me a more comprehendable person. Thank you.

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us! It’s inspiring to see how dedicated you are to understanding and supporting your partner. Every bit of knowledge helps! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@transparentghost2817]

@@PolarWarriors No, Thank you for doing these videos. They are very inspireing. And although there might not be a cure, its nice to hear and see, that there is alternatives, and ways of easing the pain not only for caretakers, loved ones, but also for the subjects going through this. I can barely relate or understand how it must feel like to not really be sure about what mood you wake up in, or how you are going to react to certain enviroments or people differently from day to day basis, depending on how your brainchemicals are combined. But just because someone is sick, does not mean that they are not entitled to feeling love. However that feels to someone, who sometimes rarely or barely even trust themselfs or anyone else. Noone should be outcasted or left alone due to an illness they did not choose. However, i am starting to understand why familymembers and loved ones are recommended to seek out therapy. Cus it can be quite hard being around someone who shifts mood, opinions, even points of view, words, promises, feelings.. from day to day, or week to week.. you think you know them, and then suddently its like talking to another person.. Not to mention the severe depression parts.. Oh daym, those are rough to watch..

[@kutay8421]

@@transparentghost2817 if I may recommend you to watch 'the logistic map' video from Veritasium. It is a computation and maths video but it gives great insight to understand origins of Bipolar.

[@ToasterBones]

Fellow Bipolar here, these videos always bring me back to earth. Thank you.

[@PolarWarriors]

I'm really glad to hear that these videos resonate with you! It's important to find grounding moments, and I'm here for you. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@reeferseasalt]

Ask these moody people, do you require daily medicine to keep your symptoms from ruining your life?

[@clairebear2975]

Well said xx

[@shannonlung1335]

I hate it when my friends try to compare me to another friend who is moody. For instance why can't you be more successful like my " moody" friend. Pisses me off😡

[@PolarWarriors]

Ugh, I feel you! It’s so annoying when people do that. Just keep being you! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@ASDan-123]

Hi Robert, I've watched your videos for a long time and have finally made a KZbin channel of my own!😂 this has been a long time coming so from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for every video you make!! It's inspirational to hear your story! I myself am Autistic with severe unipolar depression, not bipolar although I have been seeking out an assessment for that. Three of my friends are bipolar, one of them has type 1 with psychotic mania and the other is type 2 with severe depressive symptoms. Being understanding and hearing them out is so important. Psychosis is very real for them and watching your videos have helped me understand a great deal! Lots of love and support from Ireland my man!!❤🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@PolarWarriors]

Your words mean the world to me! Thank you for being such a loyal viewer and for sharing your story. It’s inspiring to see how you’re turning your experiences into something positive. Best of luck with your channel! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@Zamiiz]

This is just like when people say “everyone’s somewhere on the spectrum”

[@charylliss3741]

I just had an emergency room nurse say pretty much the same thing to me.

[@PolarWarriors]

😒

[@amandajane22]

Wow that nurse needs to educate themselves! I feel like all nurses, or anyone who works in a hospital for that matter should at least have some type of education regarding mental illness! Considering a lot of people who are hospitalized may be suffering from a mental illness.

[@manmohansingh2143]

You have good knowlege. Thank you for sharing.❤

[@PolarWarriors]

I really appreciate your feedback! It motivates me to keep sharing and learning with all of you. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@kristi94]

Im at the point where I wont bother with comments like that. "Isnt everyone depressed?" "Isnt everyone anxious?"

[@ShiyarokuBasil]

I'm actually not bipolar myself (or at least I'm pretty sure I'm not - not really), but (as anyone) I have mood swings, so a psychiatrist once thought I was bipolar. And, even though it's not true, it got me interested in the topic. Which is also why I'm subscribed to this channel. I'm sorry for anyone who actually suffers from bipolar disorder. Stay strong!

[@mrz1703]

Being moody is acting like a security guard... being bi polar is like I'm on seal team 6 Nothing to brag about. Just an illustrative comparison of intensity

[@oscarfletcher-nx9uf]

I know I'm a little bipolar from time to time... sometimes I get a little maniacal

[@nikkinikki6570]

I just stumbled on your channel and I'm so impressed! Thank you for this. Also, I am trying to get a proper diagnosis. NO body can figure me out.

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you so much for your support! It means a lot to me. I truly hope you find the answers you're looking for regarding your diagnosis. Stay strong! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@WkUpPeople]

Just recently my boss said his weather was bipolar. In a meeting later, a few of my coworkers said the same thing about the weather. I know they don't know I have Bipolar Disorder, but the comments stung a little. It felt diminishing in a way.

[@PolarWarriors]

I’m really sorry to hear that. It’s tough when comments like that hit close to home. Remember, you’re not alone, and your feelings are valid. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@tomcleverley18]

Robert, thank you for another well thought out video. Take care and GOD be with y'all

[@shirleygiordano7627]

My parents can tell when I'm on a high or low. I just wish they would handle it better. As for using the term bipolar as a slang word is offensive, people don't know our suffering. If they did, it wouldn't be slang.

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s important to raise awareness about the language we use and how it impacts those who are affected. Your voice matters! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@TrillKump]

Perhaps so, but does everyone also have symptoms that prohibit them from doing tasks of daily living? No? Then that person is not diagnosed as bipolar.

[@PolarWarriors]

Totally get what you mean! It’s all about the real symptoms, not just the mood swings after a rough day! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@JoyLilley-d8i]

@@PolarWarriorsHi Rob - is there a wait to have a call with you if I buy from your website?

[@PolarWarriors]

Hi there, I am only available om Patreon. We can arrange a phone call on there. I'm going through some personal problems right now but I do get back to people as soon as I can! Rob

[@michellebaxterneedovey7103]

@@PolarWarriorsI hope things get better for you soon. Be gentle with yourself ❤

[@reeferseasalt]

They need to change it to something else or back to MD because it's been stripped of its severity and definitive illness So yes, I'm in the camp where it bothers me. We deserve to be respected for our actual living condition.

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s crucial to have these discussions so we can advocate for the respect we all deserve. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@radicalrad77]

have you read " an unquiet mind" she also says this. That actually she prefers manic depression terminology. I do recommend reading

[@Theyluvjluh2]

Literally have this issue today. It bothers me but hey btw love your videos been here for years🤘🏽

[@margaretnash9553]

I UNDERSTAND THAT❗ 🎈✌️😎👍✨

[@ronaldmiller2740]

GREAT VIDEO!!! MY MIND IS FORGETTING,, TO YOUR NAME THANK YOU ,,.. WELL SAID MOST PEOPLE THESE DAYS NOW ARE MOODY OR ANGRY WALKING DOWN THE STREET AND WOW!! IN TRAFFIC.. ,, ARE ANIMALS BI-POLAR TOO.. I AM SURE ,, EXPLAINING BI-POLAR IN THE WOODS BEHIND YOU IS SO RELAXING , LEARNING ABOUT OUR SELFS ,, MY SELF GROWING UP AND THEN BEING TOLD BY MY DR. I AM BI-POLAR AND THEN GIVING PILLS ,,, AND AT A VERY YOUNG AGE HAVING A LEARNING DIS. EVEN TO THIS DAY OVR 50 YR. S-- C K --,,S .. LIFE IS A VERY CHALLENGING TIME ,BUT WE HAVE TO KEEP GOING DOING OUR BEST ,, THANK YOU..

[@jpresso-x8i]

Look, this is my opinion as someone with it. It’s perfectly fine to use bipolar as an adjective AS LONG as they have an understanding of the illness, if they don’t… then they assume they have it too it’s like no 😢😂

[@TFGcine]

I think a lot of people like to say "oh I'm so bipolar" or "I'm so OCD" because they think it's cool to label themselves that way.

[@PolarWarriors]

Totally get what you mean! Some folks just want to sound edgy without really understanding what it means. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@TFGcine]

@@PolarWarriors u hit the nail on the coffin. Have no clue what it feels like.

[@barbarakelly9471]

Th and you for your insight,I am bipolar.

[@PolarWarriors]

No worries! Thanks for dropping a comment! It's cool to chat about this stuff. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@radicalrad77]

Right I'm gonna say my bit.... I am a bit bipolar. I have experienced massive mania.... hospitalized twice in my life. Once at 18 years of age and once in April 2022 when I was 45. In the meantime I was perfectly fine and perfectly stable and had NO drugs whatsoever, prescription or otherwise... I got insomnia due to immense stress in October 2019 after which I have struggled to remain stable. My psychiatrist said "sounds a bit bipolar"... I had mania when I was 18..... never experienced depression in my life (praise God) until after the massive mania in October 2019 there was a massive crash which you may be familiar with... January and February 2020. Then COVID which didn't help especially as we weren't allowed to leave the house. I am in Italy and we were hit bad and had very very strict rules about leaving the house. I think it's because Italians are not very disciplined so the government thought it best to impose those rules. FAR FAR stricter rules than the UK for example. I do not know about USA: The closed environments with masks on were fully enforced (Like theatre) unlike in UK where basically you were free to do what you liked. You could not go to any kind of public place like a restaurant or theatre or whatever without a "green pass" which demonstrated you were vaccinated. This kind of lack of freedom would be unheard of in the UK. And maybe in US too. But actually in the end it helped tremendously with covid in Italy while in UK cases went up. Anyway had to live through all that with trying to get a medication to control mood swings and covid and isolation, children at home etc (with no proper resources from school, there is no culture of home schooling here). Came through that not quite sure how. But was not stable. Hospitalized again in April 2022 due to insomnia/mania but due to covid we were basically imprisoned... worst two weeks of my life. Fortunately I only remember really strong events like another patient slapping me around the face because I used her hairbrush and a muslim guy called mohammed asking for a F**k every hour. I do not know why the nurses did not intervene but maybe it's because I didn't complain. I'm guessing all the others were there because of drug abuse so the psychiatrists are very unsympathetic to all patients no matter what. The nurses also just were there to dispense medication, no sympathy. Being manic I was very paranoid as I had no idea what they were giving me. LIke i say I had lots of friends to visit but i have no recollection of any! The only real memory is a dog. Pet therapy. I don't even remember my amazing son who was only 16 getting around 2 if not 3 buses to bring me a flask of coffee as the coffee was so bad in the hospital. They would not let him in as he was under 18. That's it. Now I am doing so much better I'm on a drug that works for me. And psychotherapy and all the other things that they tell you to help with mental health. Etc. I strongly advise and encourage you to confront your childhood trauma and demons from the past. They are what landed me in hospital at 18. And have been buried all this time. So yes I'm a bit bipolar as in 1996 they never said bipolar they just locked me up in a psych ward and pumped me full of sedative drugs. But actually I had a ball.... that was fun, in the UK the nurses loved me as I wasn't a drug addict. And I actually didn't even understand why I was there! Especially as i was not a suicide risk. But whatever. I don't regret that experience, I actually enjoyed it, my first proper time away from home and the prison of my parents! I finally met some boys even! Anyway I think it isn't necessarily a lifelong condition. Maybe for some but not for me.

[@radicalrad77]

and the doctors force a cocktail of drugs seems like no other day solution

[@romanace3432]

I have this twice as bad having bipolar disorder and autism a lot of times people use autism to mean stupid and bipolar as moody

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you for sharing your perspective. It’s vital to have conversations about these topics to help break down the stigma surrounding mental health. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@greenian5254]

It’s like how the word “gay” was a pejorative. Even though it was slang it didn’t take away from the harm it did/does to the people who are the butt of the joke. As well as pushing the idea that it’s acceptable for others to joke like that. I had someone call their dog bipolar, I know they “meant well” but I don’t think many people would like being compared to an animal.

[@nancy8219]

I would especially since animals are way better than humans could ever be with that being said I don't think you quite understand the concept in which we're speaking

[@jbrat1967]

Ty

[@radicalrad77]

❤

[@asteltius]

im convinced I have ultradarian bipolar but no one believes me and it infuriates me even more . escpialy when all of your family are therapists/work with disabled people and cant see it , because whenever their happy im sad/ angry and whenever they are sad im happy I can't do it anymore. love the videos though. genuinely help me sleep at night

[@PolarWarriors]

Hi!Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. I know this illness can be incredibly hard to navigate. I'd love to offer any support I can... If it interests you, I have a private community where you can message me directly and network with other people who are going through similar struggles. No pressure of course, but it would be great to have you join us. I'm very accessible and happy to answer any questions you have... Below is a link to my private community on Patreon. It's where you can message me directly and I'll get back to you right away. We can also arrange a phone call if that would be more helpful. www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors -Rob

[@Zamiiz]

using disabilities and illnesses as a substitute word can be very harmful, even if they’re not intending to say it in a derogatory way. Overtime people will subconsciously link the two words together and for most people that’ll be the extent of their knowledge of said disabilities or illnesses. That those with it are associated with a term that more than likely doesn’t apply to most if not all of people with it.

[@shannonogden9369]

My mom would tell me that I'm just moody that's what's wrong with me.

[@kutay8421]

May I make a suggestion for a future Polar Warrior content? Logically one may easily deduce tires should be invented before brakes. First reading Evolutionary origin of bipolar disorder on Pubmed by J. Sherman and second by researching the evolution of Myostatin and other inhibitors . I claim consciousness was first invented by the bipolar genes and then came the emotional regulation and stability genes . And stress may untangle these adaptations in reverse order. So I conclude having bipolar is a retro-evolution. A retro evolution to the origins of Consciousness. I do not have strong evidence to back it up but I think this may give some inspiration for Research if it reaches a good audience.

[@nonamenojane]

🖤

[@freebie808]

Day 7 no sleep this month 😴 😪 🙃*edit 8

[@radicalrad77]

Consecutive? Not good

[@lornachavis7276]

🥺🙏🏼 🙏🏼🙏🏼 😢. I'm sorry. Prayers you will be able to sleep & be okay 🤎🍂

[@freebie808]

@@lornachavis7276 God bless you 🙏🏽 ❤️ 💖

[@Music-gw4qf]

try some exercise before 5:00pm Weightlifting for 1-2 hours or cardio for 1 hour plus. Sorry to hear this :(

[@freebie808]

@@Music-gw4qf bless your soul 🙏🏽 ✨️ ❤️

[@fati3m574]

Hey Ron! I've been a follower for a long time . I've found my peace for 2 years now. I'm so excited to share my journey with you. Let me know how I can contact you!

[@PolarWarriors]

Hi @fati3m574! Thanks for joining the conversation in the comments. I'm very accessible and happy to answer any questions you have... Below is a link to my private community on Patreon. It's where you can message me directly and I'll get back to you right away. We can also arrange a phone call if that would be more helpful. www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors -Rob

[@LSAgates]

It is on a spectrum like autism.

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you for sharing that insight! It’s so important to recognize the spectrum in all its forms. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@LSAgates]

@@PolarWarriors Your videos have helped me understand my diagnosis a lot. Thanks for making them.

[@visionvixxen]

I hate that they can’t see it and we don’t always wanna show it to them and it’s so many different degrees for different people. You know I’m different when you’re taking medication try having ADHD and autism and bipolar being diagnosed with those but maybe they’re all you know maybe they’re all related but try thatand try knowing your understanding and talking about your med not like you’re like a drug addict or try off your meds and seeing how you can’t function and wondering was I better when I was younger? I didn’t drink coffee or anything because then I was.

[@PolarWarriors]

I completely understand where you're coming from. It's a complex journey navigating mental health, and everyone's experience is unique. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@justjonnytv]

Is there a reason why you say "I have Bipolar" rather than "I have Bipolar Disorder"?

[@PolarWarriors]

I prefer to say "I have Bipolar" because it feels more personal and relatable. It helps me communicate my experience without the clinical terminology. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors

[@juliehubbard8712]

How can you fix relationships when bipolar gets in the way?

[@PolarWarriors]

Thank you for bringing up such an important question! It’s crucial to address mental health in relationships, and seeking support can make a big difference. I'm very accessible and happy to answer any questions you have... Below is a link to my private community on Patreon. It's where you can message me directly and I'll get back to you right away. We can also arrange a phone call if that would be more helpful. www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors -Rob

[@pdxnikki1]

It’s insulting when many “identify”as bipolar or have been misdiagnosed. Thanks TikTok. For those of us who are actually bipolar with psychosis (Sylvia Plath, “The Bell Jar”) it trivializes an illness that can destroy lives. It killed her. Not me though!

No, not everyone has a bit of bipolar , having just learnt i have tye symptoms, it is a very severe and debilitating condition. I am having regular meeting with a psychiatrist and he said i presented with mania and depression at the same time.

[@cynthiapruitt6741]

I'm bipolar nobody understands me 😮I've ruined many relationships a y advice

[@PolarWarriors]

That sounds rough, man. Just remember, it’s okay to ask for help. Sometimes just talking it out can make a world of difference! I know this illness can be incredibly hard to navigate. I'd love to offer any support I can... If it interests you, I have a private community where you can message me directly and network with other people who are going through similar struggles. No pressure of course, but it would be great to have you join us. I'm very accessible and happy to answer any questions you have... Below is a link to my private community on Patreon. It's where you can message me directly and I'll get back to you right away. We can also arrange a phone call if that would be more helpful. -Rob www.patreon.com/PolarWarriors