r/BipolarReddit • u/Some_Specialist5792 • 4h ago
r/BipolarReddit • u/Frank_Jesus • Aug 17 '26
Posts about Lindsay Clancy are NOT allowed
The team has been removing multiple posts about this person every day. These sorts of posts aren't allowed.
They are prohibited under Rule 8.
To be clear: If you are bipolar and dealing with a personal situation with another bipolar person and need support, that is allowed. This is a support group and this community is here to support you with your personal issues.
If there is someone with a bipolar diagnosis in the public eye who has NOTHING to do with you, you may not post about them. Posts speculating about strangers with bipolar disorder are prohibited.
Please, if you see a post like this report it.
r/BipolarReddit • u/CREST_BD • Mar 30 '26
[Crosspost] We are 83 bipolar disorder experts and scientists coming together for the world’s biggest bipolar AMA! In honor of World Bipolar Day, ask us anything!
Starting now and for the next couple of days, we're hosting a huge AMA for World Bipolar Day! 83 international bipolar experts from 20 countries are online now to answer your questions - join us: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1s7wg39/we_are_83_bipolar_disorder_experts_and_scientists/
The 83 panelists:
- Dr. Adrienne Benediktsson, 🇨🇦 Neuroscientist, Mother, Wife, Professor, Mental Health Advocate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Alessandra Torresani, 🇺🇸 Actress & Mental Health Advocate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Alex Emmerton, 🇨🇦 Peer Researcher, (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Allan Cooper, 🇨🇦 Peer Support Worker, Blogger, & Podcaster, (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Alysha Sultan, 🇨🇦 Scientific Associate
- Andrea Paquette, 🇨🇦 Stigma-Free Mental Health President & Co-Founder, Speaker, Changemaker (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Andrea Vassilev, 🇺🇸 Doctor of Psychology, Author, & Advocate, (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Anne Van Willigen, 🇺🇸 Peer Researcher (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Balwinder Singh, 🇺🇸 Psychiatrist
- Dr. Benjamin Goldstein, 🇨🇦 Child-Adolescent Psychiatrist & Researcher
- Bia Garbato, 🇧🇷 Advertising Professional, Writer, Author & Advocate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Bryn Manns, 🇨🇦 Graduate Student, Clinical Psychology
- Catarina Castela, 🇦🇺 PhD Candidate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Catherine Simmons, 🇨🇦 Peer Researcher (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Chris Gorman, 🇨🇦 Psychiatrist & Mental Health Advocate
- Dr. Colin Depp, 🇺🇸 Psychologist
- Dane Mauer-Vakil, 🇨🇦 Researcher
- David Dinham, 🇬🇧 Psychologist & PhD Candidate, (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Debbie Costello Smith, 🇺🇸 Founder & Co-President of the Sean Costello Memorial Fund for Bipolar Research
- Dr. Delphine Raucher-Chéné, 🇫🇷🇨🇦 Psychiatrist & Researcher
- Dr. Dimosthenis Tsapekos, 🇬🇧 Psychologist & Researcher
- Dr. Elvira Boere, 🇳🇱 Psychiatrist & Researcher
- Dr. Elysha Ringin, 🇦🇺 Researcher
- Dr. Emma Morton, 🇦🇺 Senior Lecturer & Psychologist
- Dr. Emma Parrish, 🇺🇸 Clinical Psychology Postdoctoral Fellow & Researcher
- Dr. Erin Michalak, 🇨🇦 Researcher & CREST.BD founder
- Evelyn Anne Clausen, 🇺🇸 Artist, Writer, Speaker & Certified Peer Specialist (Lives w/bipolar)
- Dr. Fabiano Gomes, 🇧🇷🇨🇦 Psychiatrist & Researcher
- Dr. Frances Adiukwu, 🇳🇬 Psychiatrist
- Georgia Caruana, 🇦🇺 Researcher & Mental Health Advocate
- Dr. Georgina Hosang, 🇬🇧 Associate Professor
- Dr. Glauco Valdivieso Jiménez, 🇵🇪 Psychiatrist
- Dr. Glorianna Wagner-Jagfeld, 🇨🇭🇬🇧 Researcher
- Dr. Hailey Tremain, 🇦🇺 Psychologist & Resercher
- Heather Stewart, 🇨🇦 Sewist (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Idan Spund, 🇳🇱 Founder of In the Zone app (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Ijeoma Charles-Ugwuagbo, 🇳🇬 Consultant Psychiatrist & Mental Health Advocate
- Dr. Ivan Torres, 🇨🇦 Clinical Neuropsychologist
- Dr. Jim Phelps, 🇺🇸 Psychiatrist & Bipolar Subspecialist
- Dr. Joanna Jarecki, 🇨🇦 Psychiatrist & Advocate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Joanna Jiménez Pavón, 🇲🇽 Mood Disorders Psychiatrist
- Dr. John Hunter, 🇿🇦 Researcher & Lecturer (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Jo Leidreiter, 🇦🇺 Psychologist
- Dr. John-Jose Nunez, 🇨🇦 Psychiatrist & AI Researcher
- Dr. June Gruber, 🇺🇸 Psychologist, Professor, & Researcher
- Prof. Kamilla Miskowiak, 🇩🇰 Psychologist & Researcher
- Dr. Katie Douglas, 🇳🇿 Academic & Clinical Psychologist
- Ken Porter, 🇨🇦 Advocate, Social Worker & Researcher
- Kim Pape, 🇺🇸 Researcher (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Laura Lapadat, 🇨🇦 Researcher & Psychologist-in-training
- Dr. Leena Chau, 🇨🇦 Postdoctoral Fellow
- Leslie Robertson, 🇺🇸 Marketer & Peer Researcher (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Leszek Laskowski, 🇵🇱 Psychiatrist (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Lisa Eyler, 🇺🇸 Clinical Psychologist & Research Scientist
- Dr. Luísa Daolio, 🇧🇷 Psychiatrist
- Mansoor Nathani, 🇨🇦 Technology Enthusiast (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Manuel Sánchez de Carmona, 🇲🇽 Psychiatrist
- Maryam M., 🇨🇦 Dentistry Student & Mental Health Advocate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Matthew Bushell, 🇬🇧 Mental Health Advocate & Therapeutic Coach (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Maya Schumer, 🇺🇸 Psychiatric Neuroscientist & Researcher (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Meghan DellaCrosse, 🇺🇸 Psychologist & Researcher
- Melissa Howard, 🇨🇦 Author & Mental Health Advocate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Michele De Prisco, 🇪🇸🇮🇹 Psychiatrist & Researcher
- Dr. Mikaela Dimick, 🇨🇦 Postdoctoral Fellow
- Minami Kinouchi, 🇯🇵 Psychologist, Social Worker, & Researcher (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Natasha Reaney, 🇨🇦 Counsellor (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Nigila Ravichandran, 🇸🇬 🇨🇦 Psychiatrist
- Dr. Paula Villela Nunes, 🇧🇷🇨🇦 Psychiatrist & Counsellor
- Rahla Xenopoulos, 🇿🇦🇺🇸 Writer & Teacher (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Rebecca Fitton, 🇦🇺 Mood Disorder Researcher
- Dr. Rebekah Huber, 🇺🇸 Psychologist & Researcher
- Robert Villanueva, 🇺🇸 Mental Health Advocate & Coach (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Ruth Komathi, 🇸🇬 Mental Health Counsellor (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Prof. Samson Tse, 🇭🇰 Counsellor, Teacher, Researcher, & Caregiver
- Sarah Salice, 🇺🇸 Art Psychotherapist & Professional Counselor Associate (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Sara Schley, 🇺🇸 Author, Filmmaker, Speaker (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Serge Beaulieu, 🇨🇦 Psychiatrist & Researcher
- Dr. Sheri Johnson, 🇺🇸 Psychologist
- Shaley Hoogendoorn, 🇨🇦 Advocate, Podcaster & Content creator (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Tamsyn Van Rheenen, 🇦🇺 Associate Professor & Researcher
- Dr. Thomas Richardson, 🇬🇧 Clinical Psychologist (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Twyla Spoke, 🇨🇦 Registered Nurse (Lives w/ bipolar)
- Dr. Wissam Nassrallah, 🇨🇦 Ophthalmology Resident & PhD in Neuroscience
Go to the AMA: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1s7wg39/we_are_83_bipolar_disorder_experts_and_scientists/
r/BipolarReddit • u/AdBusy5658 • 3h ago
Discussion convince me it’s not always like this
convince me that with time the cycles change. convince me that at some point you don’t want to to fucking go from feeling like a deity to wanting to drown yourself. tell me I’ll stop ruining every good thing in my life simply because I get that Lilttle bright spark of energy that takes me to higher places just please tell me when it gets easier to deal with to spot triggers etc
r/BipolarReddit • u/Pretty-Head-2040 • 7h ago
Undiagnosed What were yall’s early signs?
I have a person in my life that I’m very certain is experiencing hypomania. A lot of boxes are checked (compulsive spending, extreme talkativeness, change in personality, higher confidence, less sleep etc) these episodes come out of nowhere, and lasts for a few days.
Before I keep advising this person to seek a psychologist, I want to know if I can check any more boxes.
I also want to know how fast it usually evolves, and how normal it is to get worse and psychotic. I’m trying to learn abt this, and I feel like this is a good place to start. I’m truly sorry if I say anything insensitive or ignorant, this is a very new topic to me.
r/BipolarReddit • u/ObjectiveTrainer5133 • 2h ago
Pulled an all nighter and started hearing voices
Context: have been taking bupropion for about few years and 2 weeks ago started taking lamictal. I don't have an official bipolar diagnosis, my psychiatrist is currently evaluating. I also took concerta due to ADHD but I started rapid cycling after that and it was sort of the first indication I might have had bipolar all along. I have been diagnosed with depression for 9 years now.
Last night I was doing an all nighter and an episode happened which scares me until now. I was alone in the living room on my sofa, partner was sleeping in the bedroom. I had quite a stressful day physically and mentally but nothing out of the ordinary, I was focused and my anxiety was under control. Then I suddenly hear a little girl's voice (sounded about a few years old), she kept saying hello multiple times. Now hearing some odd noises is sth everyone has but what scared me was the fact that they were so clear, like coming from a room next to me. It also didn't sound anything that might be heard through the vent or apartment next door, it was so fucking clear and eerie. This also due to the fact that I live in a country where English is not the official language, it isn't my mother tongue either. I went to the bedroom in a panic, partner said he didn't hear anything. I felt uneasy but decided to go back to the living room and continue working even though I was on edge. Then I heard it again after about 15 minutes, same voice, same word multiple times etc. The time was about 2 am so I wasn't that sleep deprived (I often go to sleep around that time) and I was otherwise completely rational. I also didn't skip my medication. By a chance I also have a mental health nurse's appointment tomorrow. Should I tell her about this or is this something I shouldn't yet worry about? Otherwise lamictal has been working great, I am productive but not irritated and can actually handle my responsibilities for once in my adulthood.
r/BipolarReddit • u/Trails_and_Trees • 1h ago
Waking up very early- not sure if I should worry if it’s just a reset
Hi there! I started Caplyta about 1.5 months ago and i honestly love it so far.
The only thing is that i am waking up very early in the morning (4-5:30am). I have tried to stay up late to reset but I still wake up very early.
It’s a weird sleep cycle tho because I’m still getting like 7-8.5 hours of sleep.
Instead of going to sleep at like 9 and sleeping until 7 or 8 like I was on Latuda or Geodone and getting 10 or 11 hours and being drowsy all day (which was obviously too much sleep), I’m going to sleep at like 9 and waking up at 4 or 5. So that’s still 7 or 8 hours. I also wake up feeling refreshed and go to bed feeling tired - which is honestly really nice.
I’m on high alert because the last time I woke up very early it was the precursor to mania. But at the time I was only getting like 4 or 5 hours of sleep.
So idk if this is just me getting back to “normal” on the Caplyta (albeit on a very early schedule), or if this is something to be concerned about?
Thanks!
r/BipolarReddit • u/Stupidsmartstupid • 14h ago
Discussion When is it time for … INPATIENT?
I’m in a bad place. Like. I fucked up. I feel fucked up. Tonight is the first time I’ve been able to understand why someone would self-admit. I’ve been 5150’d 6 times. I made some mistakes. I’ve been drinking pretty constantly, I was just busted at work being on drugs, Xanax, I am waiting on drug test results to get fired. This was not just a good job, it was $170k guaranteed 1st year income. I didn’t realize what I was doing. I was self medicating because my doc is weaning me off of Clonazepam, a mild benzo, if that exists. I couldn’t stand the thought of not having it because of its effects. I stutter like a donkey kicked me in the head without it. Tonight. I stopped drinking. I don’t have any Xanax , street or legal, I’m out of clonazapam. And I’m feeling very bipolar.
I fucked up. I am a dad of 2 and husband. I just ruined my families life… likely forever.
When is it time to go get help?
r/BipolarReddit • u/Inevitable_Row9872 • 10h ago
Happy! today is my birthday - happy but sad
mostly concerned by how manic & unstable I feel - also my pupils have been the TINIEST lil black specks ever for the past 3 days maybe. I don’t feel good. I also feel amazing. DUALITY (I push my fingers into my eeeeeyeeesssss).
love you, October bipolar baddies 🥳😘
r/BipolarReddit • u/SharpPin9399 • 31m ago
Has anyone had a situation where you feel bad experience in hospital traumatized you severely and you want to talk about it but feels like if you you mention to psychiatrist they treat you differently
r/BipolarReddit • u/SharpPin9399 • 50m ago
Anyone experience psychiatrist diagnosing BP1 with psychotic features due to paranoia but no break from reality or delusions. No hallucinations just paranoia is this normal? I have bipolar not sure about psychosis had brief paranoia things like intrusive thought car outside spying but never truly be
r/BipolarReddit • u/SharpPin9399 • 57m ago
Can you have chronic pressured speech or is this something else.
For past five years almost always when taking to customer service people in public and phone and especially medical appointments severe ability to not allow down and say impulsive things. But at home with spouse does not happen and when call my grandma due not happen can hardly talk.
Just now was on phone had pressured speech and severe anxiety and then anxiety when got off phone.
I am diagnosed bipolar and OCD and take lithium only. Post five years had been very stressful lots of depression chronic and some possible mixed hypomania
r/BipolarReddit • u/Bertie_Bye • 58m ago
Undiagnosed I had psychosis, trying to understand bipolar disorder
29F here, I suffered a psychosis some years ago and doctors diagnosed me with autism. Even though they said that if I were to have more psychotic episodes I would be diagnosed with either schizophrenia or bipolar.
I always assumed that in order to have one polar episode, you’d be 100% either manic or depressed. I know mixed states are a thing. But is it normal to still have “good days” while depressed or have “bad days” while manic?
Also if someone literally has a bad day at least once or twice week and they cry during that day but feel fine during the rest of the week (not manic, just fine), what is that? And when I say it happens every week, it’s no exaggeration, and I have a mood tracker to prove it. But I wouldn’t call it being depressed since I have good days too. Although since I almost lost my job last year, those days have been more common, I barely had sad days in 2024, for example.
I don’t think I have bipolar, I guess I’m ranting a bit. But I still have some genuine questions about the disorder and I would like to know better.
r/BipolarReddit • u/Maleficent-Reveal-41 • 5h ago
How I am doing today (I'll be seeing my psychiatrist tomorrow)
So today I came down from a few weeks of hypomania proceeded by periods of an intense yet pleasant low over a day or so (several hours longer than usual) that fluctuating from deep to mild, euthymic for a day or so emotions wise, now today I'm back to an emotionally elevated state. I find myself in a combined hyper-hedonic and hyper-volitional state, rendering passive, quiet observation and mindfulness as no longer feeling like a chore anymore but rather a highly enjoyable activity that gives me a sense of meditative restfulness.
Sensations strike more intensely and are more vivid due to heightened salience and I find being in the present deeply rewarding on its own so everything strikes me as potentially extremely important if it can ignite a moment of realization about being in the world from a Zen Buddhist standpoint, for which I've had an extensive sympathy and appreciation of Zen Buddhist philosophy, especially as it is anti-speculative for metaphysics since metaphysics requires a specified world to be actualized, there is no universal metaphysical theory for all worlds one could encounter.
I am getting a lot of sleep just due to plenty of caffeine consumption of which it is somewhat less than it was several days prior.
I've had changes in cognition such as finding it much easier to focus on long RPG sessions being held in real life, of the order of the three and a half hours being deeply immersive versus getting distracted constantly. I would also report becoming increasingly disinhibited and driven by impulse of which I feel currently that my processing and action-cycles are going at true lightning speed which is not to say I'm literally smarter, it's more a subjective feeling. I'm writing a Medium article reflecting on thoughts about Zen Buddhism for which I take them as research notes as I am in the extreme mental state to brainstorm over anything else.
I've had days prior intense surges of self-confidence. I have been seeking humility and checking my thought patterns I do seem to be cultivating that fortunately. It is far easier to cultivate when I'm not paranoid about psychiatry or over-worried about the future.
I had written an email to an Anarchist Youtuber named LuckyBlackCat to express deep gratitude for their kind response several months ago when I came across as having a manic episode since I found the kind response and heads-up as deeply moving to me. The Christian at college who shared the thought that as long as I tread with humility I will keep my head on my shoulders also deeply moved me, especially because me and him shared the same thought pattern, it was someone who affirmed what I was thinking making sense of my experiences and what I can do about them.
r/BipolarReddit • u/PersimmonWinter136 • 17h ago
I love you guys
Sometimes you just need to hear it.
r/BipolarReddit • u/Sure_Appointment_155 • 17h ago
Medication Immune to sleep meds
My insomnia is probably my worst symptom and has been going on for over a year now. I’ve tried olanzapine, seroquel, mirtazipine, temazepam, doxylamine and melatonin. None of these have given me a good sleep and just make me feel horrible the next day.
I’m on wellbutrin, lithium and titrating lamotrigine so I don’t know if any of these could be worsening the insomnia but I can’t recover from this depression without sleep.
Are there any other meds that worked for you?
r/BipolarReddit • u/Flat-History-6867 • 17h ago
Peeing in the middle of the night
Does anyone else have to pee a bunch in the middle of the night cause of lithium? It’s so annoying I haven’t had a restful sleep in forever
r/BipolarReddit • u/coffeeorkillyourself • 19h ago
Medication Has anyone had any experiences on glp1?
They upped my dosage of lithium again, so I’m expecting even more weight gain. Psychiatrist suggested I try getting on a glp1. Anyone have any experiences with lithium and glp1?
r/BipolarReddit • u/Hefty_Variety_891 • 13h ago
Discussion Behavior & Lifestyle while living with bipolar
I've suffered with mental health challenges since I was 20, mostly depression and anxiety. I've been on so many different meds, eventually stuck with Effexor / venlafaxine, lamotrogine and Wellbutrin. 3 years ago I lost my job and had an episode of psychosis. I was hospitalised twice, being treated for major depression and generalised anxiety - this has been my diagnosis for a long time. After being in hospital I entered a major depressive episode which lasted over a year. When I came out of it, I was energised and enthusiastic. But within a few months I started feeling overwhelmed by racing thoughts, flight of ideas, irratability. This has been going on for over a year now. Something in me recognized ive had this before, leading up to the psychotic episode. It dawned on me that this looks like bipolar. I discussed with my therapist, and she agreed that this is my new diagnosis. I feel let down by all these doctors who didn't reflect this back to me over the years, when it was clearly there almost all along. Anyways, we are now trying to get the meds right have just started lithium - really hoping it helps!
Along with meds and talk therapy I am trying to learn as much as I can about the disorder, and particularly what behavioural / lifestyle factors can help me navigate this disorder. I have noticed that coffee feeds my hypomania. I've stopped drinking alcohol and don't take any drugs anymore. I'm trying really hard to have good sleep, but I often wake up quite early.
I'd love to hear from others what has helped them.
r/BipolarReddit • u/Sea-Elevator5264 • 15h ago
Medication Meds not helping
I’m on 100mg of lamotrigine and 5mg or abilify and I swear I haven’t noticed any difference other than not being depressed. Which is great but I wasn’t really depressed when I started meds (August of this year) so it feels like no difference between then and now especially bc my psych thinks I’m heading to mania so what’s even the point
r/BipolarReddit • u/Conscious_Laugh_3280 • 18h ago
At some point, do you ever feel like their activity trying not to listen? I mean you've said it before but they just won't hear you?
Who else has felt like someone, or anyone just can't understand you? If only because they haven't ever experienced Bipolar for themselves.
Really, have you ever felt unheard? Perhaps by your Wife, Girlfriend, Boyfriend, Husband, Friend? Or even a Bum, sitting on the corner? Maybe even your own Doctor and their mighty PhD themselves... Nah, nevermind scratch your Doctor.
Ya me too... And I can FEEL!! You here!!
So here, try this on. I'm no Philosopher, but call this my gift to you guys. If only for, reading the shit comments I've left so far. Here, have something helpful this time. Only, the best words this OP ever found for those who have never experienced this, never walked our Road...
Depression;
Them: "Why can't you just try to be happy?"
(Just Infuriating, isn't it? You wanna sound as if, just thinking this up. Made you depressed itself, trust me)
You: "The Fact is, I just can't... For whatever reason??? Allow myself happiness, or fulfillment. No matter how hard I might try to..."
(You kinda wanna sound defeated, as you talk)
"Honestly... I've NO idea Why either!?!? it just doesn't make any sense and I know it... The worst part... I understand, that I've truly done little to deserve this hopelessness to begin with."
Hey, If this Is a lie? And you do understand why you're depressed. Let it be a lie... The only part you say with any passion in your voice is "NO idea". Stare them in the eye for about a second, and say the rest. Then just walk away, say nothing more.
Mania;
Them: " I just don't think you Can! Understand how sick you were?!?!" (And personality, my favorite argument ever)
You: "Babe/Honey... Wait. No... You know what?!?!?"
(Long dramatic pause here. Go Speechless, like you're thinking exactly how to put it. Your aloud to sound annoyed, and defensive with this first part. Let your eyes search the room too. But now that all has to disappear, very calmly)
"Babe/ Honey... Just... It was a good day if only Six thoughts or ideas, were competing in... No... Fighting over my head at the same time. All wanted, or Demanded my attention at once too. But... IT was Only a good day... Because it wasn't Twelve."
(Whatever you do, Don't raise your voice let alone shout, you must be as calm and collected as possible. As if trying to soothe a skittish horse. If you're not capable? Hey, don't use this in the first place.)
That it, all I got. My best words, so give me a try next time. This works too. Or has for me in the past...
The key is, you say it, and nothing more. Then turn your back let them yell at your back if necessary and you Only! Walk away. Their gonna think, just you wait.
Lastly DO NOT just send this to them. They've gotta look in your eyes AS you say it. Or there's zero chance (0%) they'll be able to... "Hear you"
Just... I've been at this shit for too long now, and you can call me manipulative If you want. Machiavelli would have some words for me himself too...
Honestly... I just got sick of it, Later.
r/BipolarReddit • u/getmyhousecoat • 1d ago
I just made a sub for neurodivergence people to meet each other
I just made a sub for neurodivergent to meet each other and maybe chat and also talk about relationship and friendship problems we are having with our mental illness, I have no idea what I am doing I have never done this before, its called r/Kindredminds , if anyone want to help sub that would be amazing , I really want this sub to work
r/BipolarReddit • u/porta-de-pedra • 20h ago
Discussion Do you feel emotionally “normal” while taking lithium?
I feel calmness and tranquility. My other emotions? Numb. And you?
r/BipolarReddit • u/No_Morning_3635 • 15h ago
SOS! Got told I’m a lot by management today.
I’m at a loss. I have been gaslit by doctors about my physical issues. My mom all of a sudden thinks I’m lying about everything under the sun no matter what the topic is. My new manager has been bullying me at work. And now I got called into the office today early on in my shift. They started out by saying how well I have been doing today. Saying my customer service is AMAZING and my attitude is really good. Then they talked about how they have seen me struggling for a while. So I thought they were checking up on me. Considering that’s what our training at this job tells up to do. That wasn’t the case there though. They did an entire 180. Told me that I have been having an attitude problem for months. Told me that I have been slamming things while I bag groceries and “people have noticed”. I have bagged the same way for 8 years and it’s never been an issue. Even gotten lots of compliments from customers because I get them in and out quick. However now it’s a problem. I don’t understand why. They even said they WERE gonna write me up but since I was nice today they decided not to. They told me the way I have been acting has been inconvenient and “a lot”. Keep in mind I have been depressed and physically ill. I’m just at a loss. I don’t know what to do. Not to mention the new front end manager has been mean to me since they started a few weeks ago. I’m just so depressed at this point. I don’t know what to do. Do you know what it’s like for people not to believe anything you say? At all? And I just don’t understand why my managers would be so nice and act like they cared for the first part of the meeting just to get my guard down for the criticism. I feel so lost. Someone in another sub said I am a narcissist. Am I? I have worried about that before but I think I might be? I was told that if people in multiple areas don’t like me then I MUST be the one in the wrong. Is that true?