Adolescents must be accompanied by a parent.
When mania comes to my door, I feel emotionally out of control, losing control of my emotions, as if I am caught in a whirlpool from which I can't extricate myself. I couldn't think rationally and often acted impulsively, causing distress and harm to those around me.
Mania is a mood disorder that usually manifests itself as elevated mood, racing thoughts, etc. I once experienced a period of mood swings when it felt like my whole person was burning with fire and I couldn't calm down. I started to show irritability, irritability, inability to control my emotions, and even sometimes said hurtful things.
These behaviors made me feel very guilty and guilty, and they also caused a lot of distress to the people around me. I started to realize my problem and tried to ask for help. After a period of mental** and adjustment, I gradually returned to my normal life and work.
Mania affected me not only emotionally, but also in my relationships with others. I became prone to arguments, acting impulsively, and even doing things that hurt others. These actions made me feel very painful and regretful, and they also made me realize that I needed to change.
Now, I've learned how to control my emotions and stop letting mania dictate my behavior. I learned to listen to my inner voice, I learned to talk to myself, and I learned to build good relationships with others. I understand the importance of emotional control and try to stay calm and sane.
Overall, mania has had a profound effect on me. It taught me how to control my emotions and how to relate to myself and others. Although it used to make me emotionally out of control, I also grew and changed from it. I hope that more people will be able to understand emotional disorders and give them support and love.