To my love,
I know that I’m hard to deal with at times. Things will get better and they’ve already gotten better since we first got together. I’m more stable since then. I’m not having as many highs or lows and they’re not that bad anymore. I know that I’m difficult to deal with or be around sometimes. I’m just learning how to be a normal person. I’m learning how to live in a normal range of feelings. Things are difficult for me right now. I don’t know what a normal range of emotions are due to the fact that I wasn’t brought up around supportive parents. I didn’t think that things could get better for me.
Although when I met you things did start to get better for me. I started to get to a baseline. Yes I was manic when we first met then I crashed pretty hard. When I met you I became happier. When I met you I became a slightly better woman. Now I just love whole heartedly.
Love,
Bri
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Reblogged this on the madness within and commented:
I couldn’t have put it any better
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This is good. So real. My wife would probably appreciate this, too.
Love is strong, indeed.
Intimate look at the relationship between a bipolar person and their spouse. I can relate to this. It has inspired me to write my own letter.
Absolutely love this.
Letting our loved one know what’s going on with you helps them to understand a little better.
This is beautiful. I shared this with my boyfriend as we recently hit a rough patch as I fought with my own demons. We’ve come out of it on the other side, stronger and closer and more understanding of each other than before. But the journey continues and we cannot take it all for granted. Thank you.
Blown away by the honesty, clarity education in your letter.
Beautiful 💕💙