Karik admits to having bipolar disorder
Recently, Karik making netizens confused when posting a status admitting that he has bipolar disorder and saying that he is very sensitive to opposite attitudes towards him at the moment. He also said that he has suffered from bipolar disorder for 12 years, so he gradually feels normal, even “safe” in today’s society.
Karik admitted to having bipolar disorder for 12 years.
Karik added that many times he turned off Facebook because he felt it was no longer a comfortable place for himself but also had to return because of the nature of work. Karik is particularly upset about how many people unconsciously drop the “haha” emoticon on his completely serious posts.
At the end of the status, Karik quoted a close friend “Accept the game, must accept the rules of the game” and tell “If you guys hurt me, I have the right to do the same in one way or another.” Finally, he closed with a philosophy he drew on his own: “Unwise freedom is the seed of all bad results.”
I have bipolar disorder and I am very sensitive to attitudes that are opposite to me at the moment, when faced with criticism with “me” the more I tend to withdraw, I say I didn’t come out to ask for sympathy or pity, because I have lived with it for 12 years, I feel normal, even safe with this “friend” in the current society.
Many times I turn off FB because I feel it is no longer a comfortable place for my emotions, but I still have to come back because of the nature of my work, maybe that’s why I’m quite annoyed with people who often drop the “Haha” icon unconsciously just when I need sympathy or share my feelings seriously…!
There is a sentence of my close friend Nami who once told me that “Accept the game, accept the rules of the game”, FB is still a fair place in terms of human rights and personal freedom of speech, so if you do hurt me, I also have the right to do the same thing again in one way or another.
“Unwise freedom is the root of bad results” – Karik.
Source: FBNV
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