Recently my long term partner broke up with me because they no longer were in love with me. In a conversation they told me two people with depression should probably have never been together. Is this a cop out or is there some truth in this? I always believed because we both suffered at different times we would be the best people to support each other as we really understood what the other was going through.

I have been told that after the demise of my relationship I should try remain single for a year...because I have never been alone. The idea of no physical affection kills me. I am so scared of being alone.

I've had genital warts since I was 8 years of age, as a result of my childhood sexual abuse, they come and go, and most of the time cause no issues, however they appear to be getting worse, and deeper inside my vagina, at the moment, their excessively itchy, and bleeding a little, I've never sought treatment for them, but am starting to consider it, does anyone else have any experience of this?

My current GP doesn't even know about my sexual abuse, let alone my genital warts, they were picked… read more

How will i know if i have bi polar.i can suddenly go from ahigh gud mood stright to a low.plus i cry and don't know why and hear voices in my head.sometimes get abit suicidle.i don't socialize much and when i am at a high.i can do wild things.like spend lots of money when i shouldn't.i do thing and then recret it the next day and then feel so low.

Myself it depends on who you asked I guess .. but all said bi-polar

Bi-polar is specifically manic swings from highs to lows. I call it Mono-polar because it is different in that your mood swing goes from neutral to either a high or a low without the continued swing in the opposite direction. i.e. I don't get manic highs, but I experience manic lows of depression with my swing only going as far up as neutral or not caring; flat and emotionless. I am diagnosed as bi-polar because there isnt a listing for mono-polar but the mood swing down is usually manic.