FabSwingers.com forum: bipolar hypersexuality

By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

We use FAB as a cure for my hypersexuality stages when I'm in mania (otherwise I would fuck literary fuck the milkman in the morning) and by using FAB my hubby is fully involved and loves all the sex also (rather than behind his back like before I was diagnosed that almost caused our break up) when not in mania I've no interest in sex what so ever , delete our profile and think I'm not naughty

Anyone else a bipolar and use FAB in this super way?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Wow I've never heard of that before...It must have been horrendous for you pre-diagnosis? What a great positive way to deal with it! Xx

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By *uited staffs guyMan
over a year ago

staffordshire

Hyper sexuality is a well recognised phenonenom in bipolar as you say, I'd say fab with her husband being part of it is definitely a way safer way of dealing with those feelings than sometimes happens with single people and a lot more risky encounters

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By *inkyKellyCDTV/TS
over a year ago

Coventry

Oh, interesting! Hadn't heard of that before as being a potential bipolar symptom.

As much as mental illnesses suck, at least you've got quite the bright side to it there

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By *r H and Good PetCouple
over a year ago

Nottingham

That's a really positive post, OP.

I have a friend (who is attached) who is bipolar, and experiences periods of hypersexuality.

I'm going to go recommend fab to them.

Thanks!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had a friend with bipolar....my god she used to swing from one extreme to the other.....she had a boyfriend (I was technically "just a friend") but there were some weeks when she would damn near rape me....others when you couldn't even communicate with her....I feel for your predicament, but you do seem to have found a coping mechanism...so well done.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Are you prescribed Lithium by your consultant ( as many gps don't want to do anything more than scratch the surface of mental health ) it's the best drug for coping and balancing out the lows ! Mental health is my occupation

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Mania is followed by depression though, through the mania behavoir,I'm not sure that enabling this helps?x

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By *obbytupperMan
over a year ago

Menston near Ilkley

Not had a recurrence in the last three months I see, the medication must be kicking in.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Very tricky 'therapy' but well done if it works for you both.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I wouldn't feel comfortable exploiting someone's mental health.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I wouldn't feel comfortable exploiting someone's mental health. "

I agree ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm guessing it's in remission from the lack of activity in rather 3 months you've been in here ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I wouldn't feel comfortable exploiting someone's mental health.

I agree ..."

If a person has hyper sexuality , and the only means of dealing with it is to have sex , then why would you have an issue with that ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I wouldn't feel comfortable exploiting someone's mental health.

I agree ...

If a person has hyper sexuality , and the only means of dealing with it is to have sex , then why would you have an issue with that ?

Hypersexuality is a symptom in this case, where if the OP were in normal conditions, it wouldn't be their choice. I wouldn't feel comfortable supporting them in it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I wouldn't feel comfortable exploiting someone's mental health.

I agree ...

If a person has hyper sexuality , and the only means of dealing with it is to have sex , then why would you have an issue with that ?

Hypersexuality is a symptom in this case, where if the OP were in normal conditions, it wouldn't be their choice. I wouldn't feel comfortable supporting them in it. "

So they should go without ?

Not sure that's fair to be honest

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I wouldn't feel comfortable exploiting someone's mental health.

I agree ...

If a person has hyper sexuality , and the only means of dealing with it is to have sex , then why would you have an issue with that ?

Hypersexuality is a symptom in this case, where if the OP were in normal conditions, it wouldn't be their choice. I wouldn't feel comfortable supporting them in it.

So they should go without ?

Not sure that's fair to be honest "

Eh, other people can feel differently. To me, it's no different to handing someone a razor to help them self harm in periods of low mood. If hypersexuality were their norm, it'd be different. Their mania just clearly isn't under control.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I admit I have absolutely no experience of this, but is it not better to balance out the periods of highs and lows with meds. Rather than feed the highs?

Would this behaviour make the come down from the highs more difficult?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'll bet the responses would be different if a bloke had posted this.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I'll bet the responses would be different if a bloke had posted this."

I don't understand why people post comments like this. My comment would not change, despite the gender.

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By *irty Girty From No 30Woman
over a year ago

Burbage

"I admit I have absolutely no experience of this, but is it not better to balance out the periods of highs and lows with meds. Rather than feed the highs?

Would this behaviour make the come down from the highs more difficult? "

I agree with this, i have no experience, medical or otherwise, but would think with medicine breakthroughs as we have today, balancing out the periods would be a wiser move rather than fuelling the highs

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No polar. My thoughts are with you. My x had no polar.what a maniac.she had highs and lows with sex too. Like a wild animal. Mmmm at times but glad I'm out of that relationship.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I'll bet the responses would be different if a bloke had posted this.

I don't understand why people post comments like this. My comment would not change, despite the gender. "

Nonetheless I'll bet they still would be.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I admit I have absolutely no experience of this, but is it not better to balance out the periods of highs and lows with meds. Rather than feed the highs?

Would this behaviour make the come down from the highs more difficult? "
they have to take the meds. Whey they are missed . Your best off just running away.

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman
over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly

Not formally diagnosed but I have extreme periods of hypersexuality and yes I use fab as a coping mechanism for what I term the crazy. I'm trying to get myself under control with the help of a good friend and have a different approach than a year ago. I don't bother deleting my profile either anymore, I just hide it to save having to restart my veris and block list again, it's too much hassle! Feel free to pm me op x

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By *uited staffs guyMan
over a year ago

staffordshire

"I admit I have absolutely no experience of this, but is it not better to balance out the periods of highs and lows with meds. Rather than feed the highs?

Would this behaviour make the come down from the highs more difficult?

I don't think anyone would argue, or has done in this thread, that fab is an alternative to taking medications or seeking professional advice

But if despite doing everything correctly there are periods of these symptoms then being on here with a partner is a reasonable and safe way of expressing those symptoms

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have no experience of this and not a doctor or therapist. I feel as long as their taking their meds, seeking regular medical help and have support from partner so safe there's no harm in it .there are a lot worse ways she could use .really until it effects us or a loved one ,no one really knows the best action to take as all different

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I used to be very similar. Couldn't stop masturbating! Went to see my GP in the end. He called me a wanker. Many, many people have confirmed this....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I admit I have absolutely no experience of this, but is it not better to balance out the periods of highs and lows with meds. Rather than feed the highs?

Would this behaviour make the come down from the highs more difficult?

I don't think anyone would argue, or has done in this thread, that fab is an alternative to taking medications or seeking professional advice

But if despite doing everything correctly there are periods of these symptoms then being on here with a partner is a reasonable and safe way of expressing those symptoms "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Some have mentioned feeding the mania. I feel this implies the mania is being exacerbated. Is this so or is this just dealing with a symptom? I'm swaying towards the latter.

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By *ovely CummingsWoman
over a year ago

Peaky Nipples

"Are you prescribed Lithium by your consultant ( as many gps don't want to do anything more than scratch the surface of mental health ) it's the best drug for coping and balancing out the lows ! Mental health is my occupation "

My friend was on lithium for a time to help with her bi polar

She's found alternative ways to manage thaan using the drug though because she became a zombie (her words)

Medication does help some, but for others it isn't an answer.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I haven't seen a milkman for years. Do they still exist?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I haven't seen a milkman for years. Do they still exist?"

I believe so....I think they drive vans now !! Milk floats are a thing of the past

round here anyway ...just before I get the milk float police correcting me

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By *SwitchMan
over a year ago

Derby

I have autism, borderline personality disorder and depression, and quite frequent spells of hypersexuality as a result! I find that swinging really helps, although I do have spells of going quiet due to the depression.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Bipolar is very common and I think at times I am bipolar I get very depressed and down and other times I'm on such a high it hurts when I do come down

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By *uited staffs guyMan
over a year ago

staffordshire

"Some have mentioned feeding the mania. I feel this implies the mania is being exacerbated. Is this so or is this just dealing with a symptom? I'm swaying towards the latter."

It's definitely the later

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I wouldn't feel comfortable exploiting someone's mental health.

I agree ..."

Nor would I BUT its a good coping mechanism for both of them. She's getting what she needs while he enjoys this side of her personality, while also keeping her safe. We shouldn't judge them as we're outsiders n don't know the full extent of their story. I'm sure it's not as straight forward as the OP has made it sound!

Well done OP for sharing something that would normally be a taboo subject.

I admire your strength and honesty.

Mrs B

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By *XHNHWoman
over a year ago

Stokeish...

I am not bipolar, however I know a fair bit about it and I do have slightly manic periods, often after stress etc when I don't sleep etc and become literally obsessed with sex, it has caused issues in the past when I've ended up having sex with very inappropriate people, so for me swinging is a great outlet for satisfying that urge. I don't suffer from lows, but do kind of come back down to a slightly more rational sex drive when less stressed etc

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I am not bipolar, however I know a fair bit about it and I do have slightly manic periods, often after stress etc when I don't sleep etc and become literally obsessed with sex, it has caused issues in the past when I've ended up having sex with very inappropriate people, so for me swinging is a great outlet for satisfying that urge. I don't suffer from lows, but do kind of come back down to a slightly more rational sex drive when less stressed etc "

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

Having suffered hypersexuality in the past I would say this is one of the safer ways of dealing with it.

Maybe if the internet was around when I was suffering I wouldn't have put myself in such dangerous situations

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Before this Site it cost me my Ex-GF who I did love and I do have some days where I really struggle and can't get a grip sometimes. Honestly I masterbate a lot to help cope and it doesn't help I don't sleep much

so I feel anyone else in a similar situation that's why I have a lot of respect for couples and singles on here, as for me IF I ever do get a meet it is for fun and a means to a end not to ruin someone/someone's personal life.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I had an ex I think was like this, she could get that desperate she would ride the gear knob in her car, when horny and there were no guys. We split recently but I suspect I wasn't the only one she was fucking

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's good to see a healthy discussion about hyper sexuality , it's often been ridiculed but can be a real curse as one of the ladies previously mentioned.

I'm not a pharmacist however I am a therapist and heard that lithium does help

It sounds like you are coping with it with the help and support of your husband , it can be ruinous to relationships, so we'll done for working together to cope with it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know. "

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"We use FAB as a cure for my hypersexuality stages when I'm in mania (otherwise I would fuck literary fuck the milkman in the morning) and by using FAB my hubby is fully involved and loves all the sex also (rather than behind his back like before I was diagnosed that almost caused our break up) when not in mania I've no interest in sex what so ever , delete our profile and think I'm not naughty

Anyone else a bipolar and use FAB in this super way?"

Yes, I'm exactly the same, it's a manic thing then boom gone , I delete the account until it starts all over, it's a cycle I sometimes feel ashamed of

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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago

West Wales and Cardiff

I do understand. I'm not bipolar, but I've struggled a lot with anxiety and depression in recent years, and found my sexual feelings inextricably linked to mood.

It's tough.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

Claiming that I know nothing about the condition is undermining my opinion.

Just because it doesn't fit in with what you want to hear, doesn't mean it's less true.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I know exactly what you mean. My sex drive is so high that if I don't cum every few hours it gets painful and I get easily distracted.

This site is better than the medication they recommended.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

Claiming that I know nothing about the condition is undermining my opinion.

Just because it doesn't fit in with what you want to hear, doesn't mean it's less true. "

Neither does my opinion become more or less valid , despite your protestations .

It's really not personal , it's my opinion - that's all .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

Claiming that I know nothing about the condition is undermining my opinion.

Just because it doesn't fit in with what you want to hear, doesn't mean it's less true.

Neither does my opinion become more or less valid , despite your protestations .

It's really not personal , it's my opinion - that's all .

How is negating my opinion by saying I know nothing (when you've no idea, you couldn't possibly have an informed opinion) not personal?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

Claiming that I know nothing about the condition is undermining my opinion.

Just because it doesn't fit in with what you want to hear, doesn't mean it's less true.

Neither does my opinion become more or less valid , despite your protestations .

It's really not personal , it's my opinion - that's all .

How is negating my opinion by saying I know nothing (when you've no idea, you couldn't possibly have an informed opinion) not personal? "

Take it as you will - in any instance I will always gauge my reaction based on those who have experience over those who don't .

What's interesting is how many sufferers on this thread find swinging helpful .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

Claiming that I know nothing about the condition is undermining my opinion.

Just because it doesn't fit in with what you want to hear, doesn't mean it's less true.

Neither does my opinion become more or less valid , despite your protestations .

It's really not personal , it's my opinion - that's all .

How is negating my opinion by saying I know nothing (when you've no idea, you couldn't possibly have an informed opinion) not personal?

Take it as you will - in any instance I will always gauge my reaction based on those who have experience over those who don't .

What's interesting is how many sufferers on this thread find swinging helpful .

My point is that you don't know if I've experienced bipolar or if I suffer from it, yet because my opinion is different, you've disregarded me as knowing nothing and having had no experience.

We can have differing opinions, but it's wrong for you to say I know nothing and to say I've not experienced bipolar when you don't know.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

Claiming that I know nothing about the condition is undermining my opinion.

Just because it doesn't fit in with what you want to hear, doesn't mean it's less true.

Neither does my opinion become more or less valid , despite your protestations .

It's really not personal , it's my opinion - that's all .

How is negating my opinion by saying I know nothing (when you've no idea, you couldn't possibly have an informed opinion) not personal?

Take it as you will - in any instance I will always gauge my reaction based on those who have experience over those who don't .

What's interesting is how many sufferers on this thread find swinging helpful .

My point is that you don't know if I've experienced bipolar or if I suffer from it, yet because my opinion is different, you've disregarded me as knowing nothing and having had no experience.

We can have differing opinions, but it's wrong for you to say I know nothing and to say I've not experienced bipolar when you don't know. "

I really don't have the time nor inclination to guess whether you have or not . I am going by those who have been clear about it .

Sorry you feel this way , it's not really that important in the grand scheme of things is it ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"This has been an interesting thread .

It seems that it's not a unique situation , and that those who actually suffer it do find swinging helps .

And that there are those who know nothing about it , who like to throw their opinions like how they wouldn't want to fuel a disorder ....

Personally I value the opinions of those who have experience of it .

How could you possibly know I know nothing about the disorder? Or that I haven't experienced it?

You shouldn't undermine when you don't know.

I certainly don't feel I am undermining anyone .

If you have the condition , I respect your opinion that fuelling the condition is indeed like offering razor blades to a vulnerable person . You would know far better than me in that instance .

Maybe it's an extreme example , but still valid given that you can use it if you've felt it .

Claiming that I know nothing about the condition is undermining my opinion.

Just because it doesn't fit in with what you want to hear, doesn't mean it's less true.

Neither does my opinion become more or less valid , despite your protestations .

It's really not personal , it's my opinion - that's all .

How is negating my opinion by saying I know nothing (when you've no idea, you couldn't possibly have an informed opinion) not personal?

Take it as you will - in any instance I will always gauge my reaction based on those who have experience over those who don't .

What's interesting is how many sufferers on this thread find swinging helpful .

My point is that you don't know if I've experienced bipolar or if I suffer from it, yet because my opinion is different, you've disregarded me as knowing nothing and having had no experience.

We can have differing opinions, but it's wrong for you to say I know nothing and to say I've not experienced bipolar when you don't know.

I really don't have the time nor inclination to guess whether you have or not . I am going by those who have been clear about it .

Sorry you feel this way , it's not really that important in the grand scheme of things is it ?"

No you're right, it's not important. It's still silly to be intentionally misinformed, and it's rude to state others know nothing.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

"It's good to see a healthy discussion about hyper sexuality , it's often been ridiculed but can be a real curse as one of the ladies previously mentioned.

I'm not a pharmacist however I am a therapist and heard that lithium does help

It sounds like you are coping with it with the help and support of your husband , it can be ruinous to relationships, so we'll done for working together to cope with it "
I was on lithium during my period of hypersexuality. My period lasted about three years, I was already on lithium when it started, I've been ill since I was 15 and although I'd say I've always been lively sexually its the only period of my life I've suffered hypersexuality I don't k ow what was the trigger and I can't actually pinpoint when it ended.

It's about 16 years since my three year episode in that time they changed me from lithium to sodium valperate and I don't know if I would of had another episode or not but haven't had one at all on sodium valperate (I'm on other stuff as well but that was the major change over)

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