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The original post said "Bipolar weather for the rest of January"

So am I being a dick here? My older sister has bipolar disorder which is why I commented in the first place. This girl is retarded

verizon ' 10: 30 AM
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Bipolar isn' t an adjective...
I think it' s only an adjective
can' t wait 6 6 A 6
trying to say is that it' s a disorder many
people suffer from and shouldn' t be
used as an adjective. It' s insensitive.
I' m well aware of that but it is also a
word that basically means two
opposites. Our planet is bipolar, is that
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#1 - ubercookieboy ONLINE (01/06/2016) [-]

Hi, I am a dumb bitch who expresses inane opinions about topics I do not understand. I vent my frustration by creating petty conflicts with strangers over the internet. Please give me attention for my thinly veiled hostility disguised as self-righteousness.

Laughed. But you missed the opportunity to troll her into an angry rant.

#2 to #1 - toston [OP](01/06/2016) [-]

I definitely wanted to keep it going but the OP was my colleges account and I go to an extremely liberal school. I mean it is like a real life tumblr and I would love to transfer if it wasn't in such a beautiful area with a good program for my studies.

#4 to #2 - lordbroldamort (01/07/2016) [-]

where do you go, i would love to just see a real life tumblr and possibly fight some people

#23 to #4 - toston [OP](01/07/2016) [-]

Humboldt State in California. Its a great school and there are awesome people but some are just so liberal I cant ******* stand it some times.
Last year, I **** you not, there was a student protest over the name of a bagel store that is in town/on campus because its name is "Los Bagels". People thought it was racist because half the name is in Spanish but the owner/one who named it is ******* Latino

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#8 - squareheadedshrew (01/07/2016) [-]

I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder about 6 years ago. No one who has been diagnosed gives two ***** about how the word is used. We are too busy trying to find ways to cover up the aftertaste of lithium.

#17 to #8 - anon (01/07/2016) [-]

im on lamotrigene and it works.

#18 to #8 - praemium (01/07/2016) [-]

What does it taste like?

#25 to #18 - squareheadedshrew (01/08/2016) [-]

It tastes like a face-full of rotten eggs. really sulfur-y. I always feel like my blood turns toxic green after I take it.

#9 - tittylovin (01/07/2016) [-]

Words are never offensive. It's only the intent behind them that matters.

#11 to #9 - bendingtimeisgood ONLINE (01/07/2016) [-]

Exactly. It's the difference between yelling "YOU ******* ****** " at a black guy just because he's black, or yelling it at your cat because he knocked over the god damned trash can again.

#13 to #11 - krobeles (01/07/2016) [-]

******* , THANK YOU!
I've had the guns out for people who disagree with this notion, ever since I was banned from a roleplay forum for suggesting that this is the case...Damn SJW mods on that site, banning all the reasonable people, leaving the forum in the hands of the sperglords...

#14 to #13 - bendingtimeisgood ONLINE (01/07/2016) [-]

I've had this conversation with my mom about the word "cunt." She seems to think it's hateful and demeaning to women, no matter the intent behind it, or context around it.

#16 to #14 - ihaspotato (01/07/2016) [-]

I'd advice her against going ot Australia then.

#7 - electrickpanda ONLINE (01/07/2016) [-]

I ******* hate these people.
I always feel I have to explain that I'm the non-Tumblr Bipolar and that an actual doctor sees me and treats me so people will take me seriously.

#20 - sanitarysan ONLINE (01/07/2016) [-]

charge your phone it is driving me insane.

#21 to #20 - toston [OP](01/07/2016) [-]

lol I was in the process of doing that

#22 to #21 - sanitarysan ONLINE (01/07/2016) [-]

no matter how i look at the image the battery isn't going up though, it might be broken.

#24 to #22 - toston [OP](01/07/2016) [-]

**** . Can I even replace the battery on an iphone? Apple sucks

#15 - Awesomenessniss (01/07/2016) [-]

You're fine, apparently that dumb **** doesn't know that bipolar is a regular word that just so happens to be associated with a syndrome.

#10 - forsakenxii (01/07/2016) [-]

synonymously?
did they mean exclusively?

#19 - flnonymousseven ONLINE (01/07/2016) [-]

you should've just ignored her.

#12 - anon (01/07/2016) [-]

My sister's bipolar too. She's a coont, but she's alright. Also, man up puss puss. Tumblrs' making you soft feg.

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#5 - anon (01/07/2016) [-]

OP, I **** you not, I am bipolar (bipolar II disorder). I'm currently on both anti-psychotics and anti-depressants, and I spent eleven days in a psychiatric hospital because my paranoia was so bad that I had considered physically harming my family. In other words, I have suffered a great deal due to this disorder, and I take it very seriously.

The girl who commented is wrong (in my opinion), but first let me say that she does have a point. However, her wording was incorrect, and as a result she appears stupid. What she was trying to say is this: "You shouldn't compare the weather to bipolar people because it inaccurately describes bipolar disorder, a serious mental illness."

Let's be honest with ourselves: when people say, "The weather is bipolar," what they really mean is, "The weather is crazy" (or "insane," or "moody," or "unstable"). So, yes, there is some merit to what the SJW is trying to say.

OP, I live in Michigan. We have ******* crazy weather (one minute it's sunny, and the next minute it's hailing, and then it's sunny again), and people often describe it as being "bipolar." Do I whine and bitch when they do? No, because it's just a thing people say, you know? Not a huge deal. The average person doesn't know the exact symptoms of bipolar disorder, and if it doesn't personally affect them, then I don't expect them to go out of their way to be sensitive about it.

But is it factually inaccurate to compare bipolar disorder to the chaos of the weather? Not really. But are all metaphors factually accurate? No.

All in all, you're right, OP.

But the SJW did have a point, she just worded it horribly and overstepped her boundaries.

#6 to #5 - toston [OP](01/07/2016) [-]

I don't know where the phrase comes from so I cant really comment. It could have come from the definition involving to extremes, or it could have come from the disorder. Then again I dont even know if bipolar was a word before it was used to describe a disease.