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I still think this thread is confused. People talk about bipolar but it sounds like borderline personality disorder or schizophrenia.
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That’s because it’s on such a broad spectrum. It just pisses me off the way certain people emphasise the mild end of the bipolar spectrum without being aware of the full range. Like I said the older names hint at the real nature of bipolar much better. And it should also be said that there’s other forms of bipolar psychosis that aren’t manic-depressive but that’s not something people who just memorise the DSM and A-Level psychology books know about.
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https://archive.org/details/manicdepressivei00kraeuoftM
I’m leaving this out here for people who really want to know what classic ‘bipolar’ looks like. The new name doesn’t half trivialise the illness. |
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could we talk about it further? Pm or here? Or a new thread about mental health? |
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