Never a fair chance..
A 3.5 year marriage, she had hidden her bipolar disorder from me, never took it seriously, messed around with her meds, lied about so much.. 🤷 brain says run, heart says stay.. 😂🙂
@skanman911
I’m sorry. Any relationship is built on trust and finding out someone has hidden or lied to you, always hurts. Hope you’re doing okay. Here for you💜
@innateJoy9602
@reservedFriend4828
You seem to have a compassionate heart or you wouldn’t even contemplate staying .Maybe don’t run but step back a little to get some perspective. It’s hard to make decisions when your in pain. Sending you 💜
@skanman911 Bipolar is a tough one. Medication is key. When people change or go off their meds it gets really out of control. A close friend of mine is bipolar and my mom was as well. It can be a struggle for sure.
@skanman911,
That's a huge news to take in. I understand it's hurtful to know that your patner had his this from you. Yeah it's seems confusing too. I hope you can find a way through it eventually. Table care
Hi @skanman911
@TextingLeon Sorry, wrong clicks hehe
I'd like to say that it must've been a challenge to live with someone in that condition. I'm actually sad why did your wife have to hide it.. I mean, yes mental issues, not everyone can accept that, but as a spouse, she does have the responsibility to tell the truth, and she is not alone, she has you, as her husband to help her through the medical ways to get over her condition.
I pray for the best of your relationship, take time to talk about it, take time struggle on it, and take time to pray, for the Lord will always be there with you, in your family.
It takes some time it can be difficult, my husband had I have been married 16 years (got married young) and he has put up with so much of my bull crap and outburst and yelling give her time and help her work through it it’s hard but be a support system. If you can’t because it’s too bad then it is what it is
