Had our first date- and it went great...she is chronically bipolar and cannot work. I met her at a church dinner. We seem to have a lot in common- but I'm only seeing her "up" moments (when she's on her meds), and not her down moments. I'm afraid to deal with the downs. Have any of you dated someone bipolar? What should I expect?
Dating a Bipolar Girl
- Thread starter howie789
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emceeemcee
Banned
a trip to the police station at 3:00am to offer up bail after she's stolen an armoured personal carrier and driven it through the town square because 'it felt like a good thing to do at the time'
or
a scene from the exorcist
or
she might just lie in bed for 2 weeks straight eating potato chips and watching donahue re-runs.
Either way, it won't be pretty. I've never dated anyone like that, but was friends with one. When she was on a down cycle she'd paint very scary looking pictures.
One moment the sex will be romantic and sweet and the next it turn angry as fuck and make your penis shrivel inside.
Ace Boobtoucher
Founder and Captain of the Douchepatrol
I think your "girl" goes by the name gloyster here.
PirateKing
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Congratulations. Don't let her go.
sounds exciting, kinda like a roller coaster, except not fun, rather stressful and emotionally scarring...have fun! 
I dated a chick who had a chemical imbalance. That was pretty close to bipolar. Worst thing ever. One minute she's cool and fun, but a couple hours later she's calling me to tell me that if I don't drop everything I have and go to her house she's gonna kill herself. No, thank you!
Good.... nice to know that you can deal with this!! Be prepared for a lot of unpredicatability.......
I would rather date a bisexual girl.
Man I take my hat off to you. I have had a total of 7 years with two bipolar women and it is tough. Especially with the mood swings and what have you. However if you can see beyond her illness and see her for the good person she is then go for it.
Njosnavelin
Banned
They are all crazy so I would try to make it work if you like her.
Admitting it is half the battle, buddy.
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