I pray 🙏 for you all to have more peace and find ways to cope as a team. I know the challenge for i am bipolar. I need meds to help with my proverbial button. I would recommend counseling. We have triggers and a slue of things that we have little to no control over. I finally found after 15 years of trying meds my saving med. I feel for you. The agony you all endure and it is not his fault. We were just made this way. But my husband didn't give up on me and actually was the first person to get through to me for i do trust him completely. Did we disagree and have arguments. Yes and yes. But once I realized he wasn't trying to hurt me by explaining what I could have done differently, I began to find my way. Do I still have feelings, yes. I'm human and I get sad, mad, overly sensitive in good and bad ways. You, as his partner are responsible for you're attitude and we all have a different view on life. So try to see things as he does. Don't react. Just try to see what he sees, feels etc. I wish your family harmony, understanding and patience. God bless you. Jo

Woman of God, I am praying for you. I am currently in a relationship with someone who struggles with bipolar disorder, as well. We are not married, but we understand the implications of anger and mood shifts on our relationship. Please know that I am interceding for you and your children.