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I don’t know what you mean. To be honest, if you already let him know you’re around and available, and he hasn’t asked you out, he’s most likely simply not interested.
The confident thing to do is to forget about him and find someone who’s actually into you.
It sounds like you are going through a difficult situation with your boyfriend. It can be hurtful and damaging to be told that you have a mental health condition that you don't actually have, and it's understandable that you are feeling upset and confused.It's important to remember that anxiety and bipolar disorder are two different conditions. Anxiety is characterized by excessive worry and fear, while bipolar disorder is a mood disorder that involves extreme shifts in mood, energy, and activity levels. It's not uncommon for people to be misdiagnosed or to be given a diagnosis that doesn't fully capture their symptoms, so it's important to seek professional help and to get a thorough evaluation from a mental health professional.If your boyfriend is telling you that you have bipolar disorder, it's important to talk to him about why he believes this and to let him know that you have been evaluated by mental health professionals who have determined that you have anxiety. It's also important to let him know how his words and actions are affecting you and to explain why they are hurtful. It may be helpful to suggest that he seeks support from a therapist or counselor to better understand your condition and to learn how to support you in a healthy and helpful way.It's also important to take care of yourself and to prioritize your own well-being. If your boyfriend's words and actions are causing you distress, it may be necessary to limit your exposure to him or to seek support from friends, family, or a therapist to help you cope with the situation. Remember that you are not alone and that there are people who can help you through this difficult time.
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Go over and knock on the door. Introduce yourself and see how they both react. If there's nothing going on all will be fine, if you are met with anger and hostility there's something going on. Sounds like he keeps her in reserve just in case things don't work out with any girlfriend. If it's innocent then there is no reason for you not to meet her. He sounds like he is enjoying the attention of two women without the commitment to either of you.
As somebody with ADHD, I think that your girlfriend needs to be a little bit more understanding of what it’s like to on-line with ADHD and how burnt out we get in comparison to somebody who does not. I think if she could genuinely understand how overwhelming and exhausted that we can get that she would not want you to feel like that and she would be more receptive to other options. I know that a lot of times living with ADHD you don’t want to be a burden and you don’t want to complain about your symptoms or life dealing with them. It’s really important though to get your partner on board with that because just as it’s not sustainable for her it’s not sustainable for you either to be over exerting yourself just to keep her happy. A relationship is two people so both people should be content. Goodluck but I just wanted to say that because I feel for you.
I told him ? I commented the update on this thread