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<blockquote data-quote="EzraIsShy76028" data-source="post: 27726" data-attributes="member: 205">TL;DR At the bottom. Glad to see I&#039;m not alone, I suppose. Obviously not glad you were bullied, lol, but just glad I&#039;m not alone in my experiences. My temperament has definitely never been docile in the slightest. On the outside I seemed shy and submissive since I would never fight back (verbally or physically), but on the inside I wanted to beat the shit out of anyone who messed with me. I just didn&#039;t do it because I was scared of the consequences. As an adult I stopped caring about those consequences though, and people stopped seeing me as shy and submissive. Lol.But yeah, isolating and withdrawing also makes perfect sense. I myself have done that as well. With my Bipolar, usually when I was on the depressive end I would isolate and withdraw, but when I was on the manic psychotic end I would become angry and violent.And yeah. Compared to the total world population my experiences are pretty uncommon, but on the internet it&#039;s not too difficult to find others with similar problems. Obviously no one is gonna have a 1:1 ratio of all my problems, but just people who can relate to me in general.TL;DR Yeah, different people have different reactions. With my Bipolar when depressed I would withdraw, and when manic psychotic I would get angry over everything. And yeah, on the internet it&#039;s never too difficult to find people with similar experiences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EzraIsShy76028, post: 27726, member: 205"] TL;DR At the bottom. Glad to see I'm not alone, I suppose. Obviously not glad you were bullied, lol, but just glad I'm not alone in my experiences. My temperament has definitely never been docile in the slightest. On the outside I [I]seemed [/I]shy and submissive since I would never fight back (verbally or physically), but on the inside I wanted to beat the shit out of anyone who messed with me. I just didn't do it because I was scared of the consequences. As an adult I stopped caring about those consequences though, and people stopped seeing me as shy and submissive. Lol. But yeah, isolating and withdrawing also makes perfect sense. I myself have done that as well. With my Bipolar, usually when I was on the depressive end I would isolate and withdraw, but when I was on the manic psychotic end I would become angry and violent. And yeah. Compared to the total world population my experiences are pretty uncommon, but on the internet it's not too difficult to find others with similar problems. Obviously no one is gonna have a 1:1 ratio of all my problems, but just people who can relate to me in general. TL;DR Yeah, different people have different reactions. With my Bipolar when depressed I would withdraw, and when manic psychotic I would get angry over everything. And yeah, on the internet it's never too difficult to find people with similar experiences. [/QUOTE]

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