my boyfriend does this and this and this and these, are these signs he has a mental illness? details below?

Question

my boyfriend thinks urination feels good, my boyfriend has fat cheeks, my boyfriend has funny look'n eyebrows, my boyfriend is slighly chubby, my boyfriend gets scared easily, my boyfriend is emotional, my boyfriend does sexual things at inopropriate times, my boyfriend does bad things yet he's a christian, are these signs he has a mental illness? and he eats mens cologne....

Answer 1

OK.....you call this person your boyfriend 9 times, so it's clear that this mental midget is your boyfriend...
However anyone man that would date another man & one with this many "faults" is the more likely cantidate for mental illness...

Answer 2

There is no good research evidence of a correlation between bipolar disorder and "getting religion" in the middle years. A bipolar disorder is an affective disorder (e.g., significant mood swings) and is not usually associated with a thought disorder or delusions unless one happens to be experiencing a manic state or severe depression (even then not necessarily). People with schizophrenia, schizo-affective disorder, and some of you more severe personality disorders (e.g., schizoid, borderline, schizotypal) may have a thought disorder, delusions, and auditory hallucinations. Sometimes (but not all the time), their idiosyncratic beliefs have strong religious associations. The first "psychotic break" typically occurs in the late teens to early twenties. Interestingly, there is a body of research which suggests a strong association between mental health and a sense of spirituality or religion. The real DSM IV "acid-test" is about the consequences. Does it inhibit or compromise social/vocational/interpersonal functioning in some meaningful way? If not, it wouldn't be considered pathological. In other words, there is nothing inherently pathological about the extraordinary belief that you met an angel. The debate as to whether you and millions of theistic "others" are deluding yourselves or not, will probably never be completely settled. It would be much better to focus on your level of functioning and not be too caught up in labels like "bipolar" which is often over diagnosed and lets not go overboard with the idea of "magical thinking". A belief in a vist from an angel is not sufficient to qualify. (this is comming from an atheistic-leaning agnostic). Plus, we all have some degree of magical thinking. Good luck!

Answer 3

He's a guy. these seem pretty normal.. well except the fact that he eats mens cologne. that's kinda weird. but no. that seems normal. Don't worry. If it does bother you, then maybe you should talk about some of those things. or find a new boyfriend. But that is part of being in a relationship, taking in the good qualities and the bad ones as well...

Hope I helped. good luck

Answer 4

His cheeks, eyebrows, and being chubby have nothing to do with anything in your post...however some of the other things are not typical and eating cologne is downright odd, not to mention potentially harmful.

If you feel he does things that are quite inappropriate perhaps you should suggest y'all speak to a therapist together and discover if there is an underlying issue.

Answer 5

hmmmm, I see your point. Some people, though, feel the need to talk about things they don't understand. They don't always want answers and advice, just someone to listen.
And besides, sometimes it's fun to slam our boyfriends when they are acting like idiots.

Answer 6

I dont think that the urination feels good think is a sign that he has a menthal ilness. But you have just prooved that he is a lil skizofrenik.

Answer 7

I like urinating outside

Answer 8

Me and your boyfriend have alot in common
<==Jay Chugs on his Old Spice==>
Hes perfectly normal!

Answer 9

Honey find a new boyfriend ASAP and call your local health department

Answer 10

I think your a bit mantally ill