Is having bi-polar disorder /lit/?

i work with a guy who has it and i can tell you it's definitely not
a treated bi-polar person is very far from being "/lit/"

>>8485803
what about an untreated person who uses it to distinguish their writing?

>>8485959
If all you have to distinguish your writing is a mental disorder, choose a different field.

>>8485647
Lmao no mental illness gives you magical creativity fag

>>8486101
this is true but people involved in creative fields are something like 25% more likely to suffer from bipolar or schizophrenia.

so being bipolar isn't /lit/, but being /lit/ makes you more likely to be bipolar

what's with this obsession of
>being /lit/
?

>>8486274
/fa/ xposters

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>>8485968
b-but anon, I'm 61. Isn't that a bit too old to change tracks?

f-fuck

I guess you're right

so long everyone, thank you for making me see what I have to do

pic related: me preparing to do it

PS: tell that pussy F. Scott that he can F. Suck It

truly /lit/ would be to suffer from bipolar illness and snort your lithium