Hi Marriage is a big decision, and having bipolar disorder doesn’t mean you can’t have a happy, fulfilling relationship. The challenge in arranged marriage settings is that many people fear what they don’t understand. But the right person—the one who truly values you—will see beyond the diagnosis and focus on you as a person. One useful step? Look for prospects through platforms where mental health awareness is higher. You may also consider connecting with like-minded communities or using professional matchmaking services that cater to individuals with health conditions. The right partner exists; you just need to find someone who values honesty, resilience, and love over stigma. If you want to take online therapy sessions, connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five

Hello ma'am Bipolar is somewhat similar to other medical illnesses which requires long term medication and hence can be explained in this way And it is a good practice to explain about your illness to another person before itself, so as to avoid future consequences (if any)

Hi.. Yes, you can marry in India. While some people may have concerns due to stigma, many individuals with bipolar disorder lead fulfilling married lives with the right support and treatment. It’s important to find a partner who understands mental health and is willing to support you. Focusing on stability, open communication, and seeking alliances through informed circles may improve your chances. All the best