“What are bipolar people like?”

GreetingsFirst of all, there are no "bipolar people", rather person-first language is more appropriate in addressing your question.  People who have been diagnosed with a Bipolar condition experience a variety of symptoms which can be quite debilitating depending upon the person's symptom intensity. Bipolar Type I and II are different subtypes of mental illness which describe depression and/or Manic episodes.  Remember to think about and refer to people with mental illness as people first...people should never be identified by their medical condition/s.

People diagnosed with bipolar disorder shows up with mood swings. They are full of energy at times (intense, hyper, spending, sexual, or angry energy) OR they are low in energy and motivation, and presenting with depressive symptoms. Their brain needs specific types of medication that are different than just medication for depression. These swings can last a couple of months. Consult with your therapist.

Hello, I would suggest reading "Take Charge of Bipolar Disorder: A 4-Step Plan for you and your Loved Ones to Manage the Illness and Created Lasting Stability" and "Loving Someone with Bipolar Disorder" by Julie A. Fast and John Preston. These will give you the needed information. Take care and remain safe.

Check this link out...
https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/blog/what-its-have-bipolar-people-who-have-bipolar#:~:text=People%20with%20bipolar%20experience%20both,have%20exactly%20the%20same%20experience.