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A member asked:
Can a bipolar person who will not see a medical doctor for this condition really think they are acting normal though actions are so inappropriate?
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Yes: His/her behavior is "normal" to them and without treament (medications and / or counseling) they are unlikely to have insight into their pathology.
Answered 12/24/2015
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