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Q: Telling suitors that I have bipolar ?

asked by: whtrose_13 on February 17th, 2009

New User

I am somewhat hesitant to get back out there after a bad relationship. (not due to my bipolar) But I cant let one bad apple ruin it for all.

Do i tell the guys that i am casually dating that I have bipolar?

Replies(3)

Phocks

replied on February 17th, 2009

Experienced User

Hey there,

This is a tough one.

I honestly dont see any real reason to tell them while it is in the early 'casualk dating' stage.

Once you see that it is going somewhere and getting a little more serious then it would be time to tell.

This is my opinion anyway...I know a lot of people will disagree..

Good luck with it all.

xoxox

Users who thank Phocks for this post: whtrose_13

JavaMissus

replied on February 17th, 2009

Supporter

No, half the world is messed up....See where the relationship goes and then reevaluate your thoughts....

Somebody will love you to death for just being you.....

I send you my best wishes,
Caroline

JennyRobin

replied on February 18th, 2009

Experienced User

Phocks

Yeap agree with you. It is the only way to go.

JennyRobin

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