What can I do if I feel trapped in my relationship with my bipolar partner?

At some point you will have to face the big questions when it comes to bipolar disorder and its effect on your relationship. This illness is often treatable. If you and your partner create a treatment plan that helps them find stability, maybe you will not feel so trapped in the relationship.

If you feel that you are in a prison because of this illness, then you might require professional help to find the answers you need. If this subject brings up big emotions for you, it's something you have to address. The feelings will not simply go away if you push them to the back of your thoughts and just keep filling your days with distractions.

The emotions will return and you will have to deal with them eventually. You need to find answers to the questions that all caretakers face. You then have to decide what you're willing to do for yourself.

If you feel trapped, ask yourself how you can feel less a prisoner and more a part of a loving relationship, or to help you make the decision to leave.

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