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Is being angry for a month over a trivial thing part of bipolar?
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Not diagnostic: Many reasons exist for prolonged anger, not the least of which is what the event meant to you. It is neither diagnostic of bipolar disorder nor an indication that you are not a normal human being .
Answered 10/2/2016
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