[Eddier1]

Suki esto del bipolarismo no es para tanto por parte tuyo.

I would suggest that you look up in a good dictionary the meaning of the word bipolar and the meaning of the word schizo. Use a dictionary like the Merriam-Webster one if you got it available. Therein, you will see that to be bipolar is not a mental illness. It is a dialectical condition, which I have discovered often involves our having mixed emotions over something or someone. It is indeed a universal condition that affects each and every individual in the world at one time or another, and most of us solve it by the use of reason which analysizes our roller coaster emotions, and dialectically solves it by achieving a synthesis of the opposites or poles. This is the most natural process in life, Suki, and it is supported by the dialectical nature of our enviroments, and, indeed, by evolution itself. That I made you angry, I have never realized how much until I read your post on this matter. The mental retard that you used as an example does not qualify in this discussion, because of her handicap of being retarded. Nor does this mean that the child was schizoid either. Perhaps, it was due to 'brainstorms' that she had, and which can be seen and monitored by brainscans. I would have to see the graphs of those scans to determine if the problem was simply a physiological one of damanged grey cells, and not a pyschological problem. Now what your love letter from your hubby states, I don't doubt for a moment. But remember Suki, there is much truth to the adage that "Love is often Blind" Now, please, don't fly off the handle and send me to hell and swear at me calling me a "jodon", because I said that. Take a couple of deep breaths first, 'calamate, recapacita' and then respond if you wish. At three o'clock in the morning, after a conversation that has lasted with you for almost three hours, I was very tired at my age, and simply if I said that one who is 40 years of age ought to be out of formal education and not making a spectacle of oneself by attending classes day or night with ordinary college students that should not be any reason to hurl invectives at me by you or anybody for that matter. He dicho, y ya esta!