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Bi Polar, hypersexuality and Gear

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NOt sure I have a specific question to ask but I guess I wanted to see if this has happend to anyone else and how they are dealing with it. Recently, I began noticing some pretty serious episodes of what could be described as mania. I am now being evaluated for Bipolar (probably BP2) at a day program at a local phyc facility.

The main symptom I'm seeing during manic periods, besides feeling like Superman, is Hypersexuality. Uncontrolled sex drive that can cause you to do things that you would never in a million F'ing years do. This is humiliating to say but when I get in that state I don't care if it's Male, female, married, unmarried, etc. Even if I don't take action, which thank god I don't, I wake up the next day absolutely repulsed with myself. I wish I could say it's because I'm just imoral, a Pig or Bisexual or something but I know that's not the case, which makes this esspecially difficult to deal with. When I'm in the right frame of mind, I would never have sex with a married woman and sure as the sun will rise wouldn't think of doing it with a guy.

In retrospect, I've probably suffered with this for my whole life but the symptoms were never in my face like they were this year. I always just dismissed my activities as reckless/undisciplined/stupid etc.

This year I cycled Test/Tren/Mast. a couple of times along with ancillaries. This was my first AAS use ever. This year is when the symptoms reached a point where they could no longer be ignored. I think the AAS use, while not the cause, accentuated the symptoms. I since discontinued all use except for a small Test dose. As I am depressed, I beleive bringing T to zero could spell disaster. I have an Endo appointment this month to finally jst do this right.

If I knew there was a chance I was Bipolar, I never would have used gear.

Have any of you guys ever experienced anything like this? If so, what did you do about it and how are you doing today? Do you ever get to the point where you feel hopefull? The irony is that while this is scary, I feel some sense of hope knowing that there may be a reason for it. At the same time, it's like the world is caving in.
 
Don't worry about it dude. Just get your shit checked out and then TAKE UR MEDS. My best friend and i pretty much cycle together, (spring/summer, and winter cycles). HES bi-polar and acouple other med problems. As long as he takes his meds, hes totally cool.(and he loves anadrol):eek:I take shit for depression and shit, but my quaility of life is much better with my couple cycles a year. Do i think about crazy shit at times, i think almost everyone does at some point, but we don't act out on it cause we know right from wrong. DID DOING JUICE BRING OUT THIS CONDITION IN YOU? It may have had some facters, but look at it like this..... you ve been having this issue for along time, YOUR finnaly doing some thing about it!!! Life is good bro, weather you do juice(mabey not for u) or not. good luck.
 
Thanks man. I'm in the process of getting checked out for this. The stigma with BP is up there with the best of them. The very notion that I might have that is freaking me out. But, at the same time, doing fucked up things and not being able to quite place your finger on why, let alone work with it better, is probably a worse feeling.
 
I know someone who did a cycle after a long break from it and went totally manic and ended up hospitalized till the bi-polar was diecovered. meds cleared up most symptoms.

I always wondered how much the gear was the culprit or if it was just a fluke on the timing, but I have a strong feeling it was the aas.

I sure hope you get it figured out!
 
What I'm thinking is that it was always a factor but so mild that I never knew exactly what was wrong with me. I think the gear brought it to the surface. The good news there, I guess, is that it became so clear that there's a problem that it can no longer be ignored.
 
Bi-Polar is damn sure something NOT to be ashame of .Very many Great ppl have it.
I have had it since I was a child and have all the symptoms you have described.
During the manic phase I can work/think circles around most ppl.
And if you learn how you can make the depressant side an productive event.
Many of the events you have are things you can deal with ,it is how you respond to them is what will either make or break you.
It is a Learn Behavior reaction that you have to deal with.
You have reacted to your events the same way for so very long it becomes natural to react that way.
You may be thinking if I ever been to a Head Doc , (I like to call them the Veterinarians since for me BP is mostly an amimal instenct reaction ).
Yes ! I went for very many years only to find out that none of the meds work on me for very long . I seem to become amune the thim after a while.
But, what I did learn when the did work was to be able to see the event in the beginning stages . Which allowed me cut it off a the pass before it went full blown.
And I still have that ability after discontuining all meds.
We are none 100% perfect . And you ain't either.

Yes ! I have events sometimes hourly , but most are a few times a day .
What you have to do is to be able to recognize the actions/ symptoms that lead up to the event .

In knowing this it will empower you to prepare for the next onslaught of the beast.
This ability doesn't happen over night because you have been use to allowing it to run you , but now you know what the problem is which gives you the ultimate power to cage the raging beast within you .

Let me tell you ! I do know what I'm talking about .
The sex "Hyper Focus" is within most men so don't let it be a problem .
Recognize it for what it is and let it go.
The test will defiantly elevate this drive , just notice it and focus on something more important .
After a life time of being BP I have helped many others keep from blowing their brains out just by letting them know that it is OK to be manic and it is OK to cry .
Just remember this !
I believe you have a gift..Yes ! A gift !
Learn how to use it to your advantage and you will surprise yourself and the loved one around you.

The main concern you/ I should had is to NOT hurt those that love us.
verbal abuse is very hurtful .
They need to understand what you live with and how to react to your "wild side" .
Even more so you have to realize what they hove to deal with.

I can't tell you everything , but one thing I know for sure is ........

Be aware of yourself. Be ever present minded . Avoiding useless arguments.
When you feel the upwelling of emotion , change where you are and who you are with.
Learn to meditate. Have faith in God.

I hope I've been of some help to you via this short message .
I believe you hold the key to your happiness.
It is up to you to do what you know is correct .
The destiny of yourself and the ones you love lay in you hand .
It is now up to you !

The past is history !
The future is a fantancy !
All you have is the here and now.
Be Here Now!
Ram Dass

Good Luck my friend


Hot Rocks
Later I'll tell you a story if I have time and if anyone cares to hear .


Here is a list of famous people with BP
List of people affected by bipolar disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Much of this list was obtained from the Internet.

Actors & Actresses

Ned Beatty
Maurice Bernard, soap opera
Jeremy Brett
Jim Carey
Lisa Nicole Carson
Rosemary Clooney, singer
Lindsay Crosby
Eric Douglas
Robert Downey Jr.
Patty Duke
Carrie Fisher
Connie Francis, singer and actress
Shecky Greene, comedian
Linda Hamilton
Moss Hart, actor, director, playright
Mariette Hartley
Margot Kidder
Vivien Leigh
Kevin McDonald, comedian
Kristy McNichols
Burgess Meredith, actor, director
Spike Milligan, actor, writer
Spike Mulligan, comic actor and writer
Nicola Pagett
Ben Stiller, actor, director, writer
David Strickland
Lili Taylor
Tracy Ullman
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Robin Williams
Jonathon Winters, comedian

Artists

Alvin Alley, dancer, choreogapher
Ludwig Von Beethoven
Tim Burton, artist, director
Francis Ford Coppola, director
George Fredrick Handel, composer
Bill Lichtenstein, producer
Joshua Logan, broadway director, producer
Vincent Van Gogh, painter
Gustav Mahier, composer
Francesco Scavullo, artist, photographer
Robert Schumann, composer
Don Simpson, movie producer
Norman Wexler, screenwriter, playwright

Entrepreneurs

Robert Campeau
Pierre Peladeau
Heinz C. Prechter
Ted Turner, media giant

Financiers

John Mulheren
Murray Pezim

Miscellaneous

Buzz Aldrin, astronaut
Clifford Beers, humanitarian
Garnet Coleman, legislator (Texas)
Larry Flynt, publisher and activist
Kit Gingrich, Newt's mom
Phil Graham, owner of Washington Post
Peter Gregg, team owner and manager, race car driver
Susan Panico (Susan Dime-Meenan), business executive
Sol Wachtier, former New York State Chief Judge

Musicians

Ludwig van Beethoven, composer
Alohe Jean Burke, musician, vocalist
Rosemary Clooney, singer
DMX Earl Simmons, rapper and actor
Ray Davies
Lenny Dee
Gaetano Donizetti, opera singer
Peter Gabriel
Jimi Hendrix
Kristen Hersh (Throwing Muses)
Phyllis Hyman
Jack Irons
Daniel Johnston
Otto Klemperer, musician, conductor
Oscar Levant, pianist, composer, television
Phil Ochs, musician, political activist, poet
John Ogden, composer, musician
Jaco Pastorius
Charley Pride
Mac Rebennack (Dr. John)
Jeannie C. Riley
Alys Robi, vocalist in Canada
Axl Rose
Nick Traina
Del Shannon
Phil Spector, musician and producer
Sting, Gordon Sumner, musician, composer
Tom Waits, musician, composer
Brian Wilson, musician, composer, arranger
Townes Van Zandt, musician, composer

Poets

John Berryman
C.E. Chaffin, writer, poet
Hart Crane
Randall Jarrell
Jane Kenyon
Robert Lowell
Sylvia Plath
Robert Schumann
Delmore Schwartz

Political

Robert Boorstin, special assistant to President Clinton
L. Brent Bozell, political scientist, attorney, writer
Bob Bullock, ex secretary of state, state comptroller and lieutenant governer
Winston Churchill
Kitty Dukasis, former First Lady of Massachusetts
Thomas Eagleton, lawyer, former U.S. Senator
Lynne Rivers, U.S. Congress
Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States


Scholars

John Strugnell, biblical scholar

Scientists

Karl Paul Link, chemist
Dimitri Mihalas

Sports

Shelley Beattie, bodybuilding, sailing
John Daly, golf
Muffin Spencer-Devlin, pro golf
Ilie Nastase, tennis
Jimmy Piersail, baseball player, Boston Red Sox, sports announcer
Barret Robbins, football
Wyatt Sexton, football
Alonzo Spellman, football
Darryl Strawberry, baseball
Dimitrius Underwood, football
Luther Wright, basketball
Bert Yancey, athlete


TV & Radio

Dick Cavett
Jay Marvin, radio, writer
Jane Pauley

Writers

Louis Althusser, philosopher, writer
Honors de Balzac
Art Buchwald, writer, humorist
Neal Cassady
Patricia Cornwell
Margot Early
Kaye Gibbons
Johann Goethe
Graham Greene
Abbie Hoffman, writer, political activist
Kay Redfield Jamison, writer, psychologist
Peter Nolan Lawrence
Frances Lear, writer, editor, women's rights activist
Rika Lesser, writer, translator
Kate Millet
Robert Munsch
Margo Orum
Edgar Allen Poe
Theodore Roethke
Lori Schiller, writer, educator
Frances Sherwood
Scott Simmie, writer, journalist
August Strindberg
Mark Twain
Joseph Vasquez, writer, movie director
Mark Vonnegut, doctor, writer
Sol Wachtler, writer, judge
Mary Jane Ward
Virginia Woolf
 
Hot Rocks,

Thanks Bro. Thanks for the support!! Good to hear that there is light at the end of the tunnell on this.
 
Yeap, it is more common than what people think, however if you have this condition your use of AAS is just going to make it more intense, specially doing those 3 compounds( test prop, tren, mast). I would stick with more mellow AAS, long esters like test enanthate and EQ, they release slowly into your system, less emotional side effeccts. When I do the fast esters like prop, tren and mast I get hypersexual myself, all I think about is sex, and I'm not bi-polar.God bless you.
 
Thanks minister. yeah, the fast esters were worse and taking over a gram of gear combined, along with Prami and Cialis, probably didn't help either.

I'm actually going to see and endo. The reason I ever even began down this road was TRT, which quickly turned into, "well, one cycle couldn't hurt...." Then one became two...test only became a 8th grade science experiment gone awray...

From now on though, I'm just looking for stable and normal T levels. NO more; no less. Now that I realize I'm BP, even if it's mild, and given that I have a wife and kids, it would be totally irrespobsible for me to ever take that risk again, esspecially now that I know what I'm capable of.

Thanks to all of you.
 
Thanks minister. yeah, the fast esters were worse and taking over a gram of gear combined, along with Prami and Cialis, probably didn't help either.

I'm actually going to see and endo. The reason I ever even began down this road was TRT, which quickly turned into, "well, one cycle couldn't hurt...." Then one became two...test only became a 8th grade science experiment gone awray...

From now on though, I'm just looking for stable and normal T levels. NO more; no less. Now that I realize I'm BP, even if it's mild, and given that I have a wife and kids, it would be totally irrespobsible for me to ever take that risk again, esspecially now that I know what I'm capable of.

Thanks to all of you.

sound like you have your priorities straight bro...good to see
 

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