Manic-Depressive? We all like to label behavior, particularly when it is disturbing and affects our relationship. Manic-depressive behavior describes wide mood swings. It is also descriptive of a psychosis. In other words, it is a description that, because it often entails containment in a psychiatric ward, has the connotation of a serious mental ailment. Far be it for me to say that the label applies to your husband. In all likelihood, what you describe as manic-depressive might be violent outburts of anger. Anger can be very disturbing, especially if the other party does not know how to deal with it. Maybe you've grown up in a home where anger was shunned, while your husband had many angry interchanges in his home. We are all mostly what we bring along from our upbringing. Anger does little harm. It doesn't last. If it's anger, respond to it if you can and do it after the outburst. But, more than anything, read the pages about "anger" in the book recommendation on my Bio Page.
Manic depressive disorder, also known as bipolar, is a disorder where the individual alternates between states of manic behavior and being depressed.
Hi, Yes some Narcissistic people can be prone to similar behavious that is expressed in a manic depressive person. Also some manic depressive, during the early stages of the illness can be diagnosed as Narcisstic.
Known also as bipolar, the individual alternates between states of manic behavior and being depressed.
It used to be called Manic-Depressive Illness.
A mood disorder characterized by manic highs and depressive lows
Bipolar I disorder is characterized by manic episodes, the "high" of the manic-depressive cycle.
answerYes. Your sister needs you. answerThey should, but sometimes that is simply not possible.
Hassan Azima has written: 'Psychotherapy of schizophrenic and manic-depressive states' -- subject(s): Psychiatry, Manic-depressive illness, Schizophrenia
Sudden weird behavior is a major sign of such a disorder. It is best to go talk to a psychiatrist.
yes, falling in love is my only trigger.
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