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Default This t.v. conversation reminded me a little of what bipolars go through
The television show, "The Big Bang Theory," is a comedy.
Even so, the other night Sheldon said this to his friends that seemed a lot like what I go through:


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Sheldon -
"You may not realize it, but I have difficulty nativigating certain parts of daily life . . . .

It is exhausting.

Which is why, for twenty minutes, I like to go to that room by myself, turn my mind off, and do what I need to do to recharge.
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