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This definately sounds like someone who is bi polar. People who dont have mental illnesses find it hard to understand what a bipolar person means when they say they are confused. my gf says alot of the same things sometimes and weve been together for almost three years. the meds could definately affect his communication with you. its going to take his body some time to get used to the new chemicals that are entering his system. drinking is the cause of most of my problems with my gf. try to be supportive and continue communication with him. try not to focus on the romantic side of your relationship, honestly he isnt ready for that in his unstable condition. trying to be in a serious relationship at this point raises the chances of you getting hurt and could cause you to lose your self esteem and that would just compound the current problems. be the best friend you can be to him. support him and be patient with him for his mistakes. listen and do not judge him, alot of the things he may say he may not really mean, just probably trying to sort out his head. I know that manic phases are worse in my case, and depressive states are wen my gf accually shows me she loves me. Try to keep up with his signs of changing moods the best you can, for example, my gf dies her hair everytime she is about to go into a manic phase. knowing the signs can help you point them out to him because he may not recognize his mood swings himself. The more aware he is of himself, i think, the more likely he will be able to somewhat control himself and avoid doing things to hurt you.
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