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>some mild form of bipolar Please no; we don't have to stigmatize normal waxing and waning of mental/physical energy. There are a lot of "normal" factors invo
by rramadass 5y ago
>some mild form of bipolar
Please no; we don't have to stigmatize normal waxing and waning of mental/physical energy.
There are a lot of "normal" factors involved in any Individual's productivity and pathology should be consulted only as the last resort.
- hallway_monitor 5y agoThank you. Everyone has up days and down days. Some of them can even be kind of extreme like not wanting to get out of bed. Variation is normal, we are not robots.