Don't know, but...: Without having professionally evaluated a person it's impossible to say what underlies their behaviors. Your psychiatrist or therapist can best answer your question. A persistent (due to personality) / transient (e.g., d/t psychosis or mania) tendency to blame others combined with reduced impulse control (e.g., d/t psychosis/ mania/ intoxication) could be one way a good person cud become violent.
Answered 4/30/2013
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Your conditions : With antisocial personality disorder you have little to no conscience. Add/adhd causes impulsivity, psychosis distorts reality, and bipolar disorder adds rage and aggression as well as an increase in goal directed behavior. This is a dangerous combination. Take your medication faithfully for your own sake and so that you don't wind up in prison, the largest collection of bipolar disorder patients in the country.
Answered 11/19/2015
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