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11/04/2007 22:18
Msfixit
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 I am so new to this I am not sure what to say. I figured out my guyfriend has Bipolar. I overdid it with him not knowing and he threw me away. We have business dealings and I am sure it isn't over. He couldn't tell me what his problem was and being new to dating after 22 years of a crappy marriage I blamed myself. Our time together has been minimal but I feel very close to him and actually I must say fell for him. How do I support him without smoothering!
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11/05/2007 15:09
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 Welcome to the group.

I'm sorry that things didn't work out for you and your friend.

He may actually help you with your quest to remain friends but stay at a healthy distance.

I have a tendency to think that he'll engage himself somewhere with something whether it be a hobby or passion and may be a bit tied up with that.

Good luck with future interactions with him, I hope they can be pleasant and maybe it's a good time to set some boundaries for yourself as far as how close to let yourself remain.
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