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An adult that is bipolar always calls everyone cheap. everyone is afraid to disappoint her during the holidays. so, they go broke giving. any advice?
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Relationship Turmoil: I understand your frustration. Feel good about your caring for what you have done for this person many times, and during holidays in the past. Respect yourself as an Individual. Make good judgements without becoming broke; do not take it personally for being called cheap. Be aware of courage within yourself, do not be afraid of her, do not be concerned about disappointing her. See a Therapist
Answered 12/25/2015
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