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Is Britney bipolar?
Maybe things aren’t so bad for Britney Spears.Or maybe it’s a sign of the times that no matter how screwed up your life is, you still can come out smelling like a rose.
Apparently her album sales are outta sight.
The news comes as there is speculation that Brit is bipolar.
She certainly has been demonstrating the symptoms. From helpguide.org:
| Inflated self-esteem or grandiosity | Inflated self-importance; in some, delusions or hallucinations. Feeling all-powerful, invincible, and destined for greatness. |
| Euphoric mood | Feeling “high”, excessively optimistic, better than ever before. |
| Extreme irritability | Feeling irritable or angry; Behavior that is aggressive, provocative, or intrusive. |
| Decreased need for sleep | Feeling rested after just a few hours of sleep. |
| More talkative than usual | Extremely talkative and sociable; pressure to keep talking. |
| Racing thoughts | Flight of ideas; can't keep up with your own ideas and thoughts. |
| Distractibility | Inability to concentrate, distracted, restless. |
| Increase in goal-directed activity or psychomotor agitation | Extremely energetic; increased productivity; a feeling of high intelligence and creativity. |
| Risky behavior | Excessive involvement in pleasurable or high risk activities, such as sex, drug or alcohol use, gambling, or spending sprees. |
| Impaired judgment | Reckless, impulsive, unpredictable; No perception that the mood and behaviors are abnormal. |
| Depressed mood | Feeling hopeless, sad, discouraged, or empty. |
| Loss of interest or pleasure | Inability to experience pleasure. Nothing seems to interest you anymore, including former hobbies, social activities, and sex. |
| Appetite or weight changes | Significant weight loss or weight gain—a change of more than 5% of body weight in a month. |
| Sleep changes | Insomnia or oversleeping (also known as hypersomnia). |
| Psychomotor agitation or retardation | “Keyed up,” unable to sit still, anxious, restless or sluggish, slow speech and body movements, lack of responsiveness. |
| Fatigue or loss of energy | Physically drained. Even small tasks are exhausting. Can't do things as quickly as you used to. |
| Self-loathing | Strong feelings of worthlessness or guilt. Harsh criticism of perceived faults and mistakes. |
| Concentration problems | Inability to focus. Difficulty making decisions. Can’t “think straight.” Memory problems. |
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