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How bad can bi-polar get? Any experience here?
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<blockquote data-quote="Tanya M" data-source="post: 657401" data-attributes="member: 18516"><p>I've always said there is no roller coaster on this planet that can compare to the one our Difficult Child put us on.</p><p> </p><p></p><p>Typical, our Difficult Child never take any responsibility for their own actions that have messed up their lives.</p><p>He's an adult and can change the course of his life any time he chooses to do so. His choice, His life.</p><p> </p><p></p><p>It will absolutely be a good thing that he has to answer for his actions. Of course he will probably still blame you or his ex for whatever. Every time my son went to jail it was never his fault, he always placed the blame on someone else.</p><p> </p><p></p><p>Even if he does have Borderline (BPD) it is no excuse for him to behave the way he is. Many high functioning people have some type of mental disorder and they manage very well with medication and therapy. Again, it all comes down to choice.</p><p>I'm glad you have decided to wait on moving until you can be more objective. In the meantime do whatever you have to in order to protect yourself and your home. Install deadbolts, get a security system, maybe even a camera. You can contact your local police and they will come to your home and point out security risks.</p><p>My son used to make a lot threats but in the end that's all they were. He has a violent temper so it used to really scare me then I started seeing that his temper was one thing and his threats were empty.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tanya M, post: 657401, member: 18516"] I've always said there is no roller coaster on this planet that can compare to the one our Difficult Child put us on. Typical, our Difficult Child never take any responsibility for their own actions that have messed up their lives. He's an adult and can change the course of his life any time he chooses to do so. His choice, His life. It will absolutely be a good thing that he has to answer for his actions. Of course he will probably still blame you or his ex for whatever. Every time my son went to jail it was never his fault, he always placed the blame on someone else. Even if he does have Borderline (BPD) it is no excuse for him to behave the way he is. Many high functioning people have some type of mental disorder and they manage very well with medication and therapy. Again, it all comes down to choice. I'm glad you have decided to wait on moving until you can be more objective. In the meantime do whatever you have to in order to protect yourself and your home. Install deadbolts, get a security system, maybe even a camera. You can contact your local police and they will come to your home and point out security risks. My son used to make a lot threats but in the end that's all they were. He has a violent temper so it used to really scare me then I started seeing that his temper was one thing and his threats were empty. [/QUOTE]
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