I keep getting angry a lot. But for unknown reasons. Like doing nothing in particular. Then suddenly get mad. I shouldn't be getting mad. Especially just like say watching TV and or bed. I don't believe it's due to my recent upgrade in meds. I've been going to counseling to. Recent of this past Tuesday to. Was curious. Many thanks.

Absolutely! This would be effects of the DA and BA if you have any. You should ask them to ease up on their energy if possible. They may not realize the toll it's taking on you. If this is a recent phenomenon you should take a look at your most recent companions that were added to your keep.

Absolutely! This would be effects of the DA and BA if you have any. You should ask them to ease up on their energy if possible. They may not realize the toll it's taking on you. If this is a recent phenomenon you should take a look at your most recent companions that were added to your keep.

Sorry for the double post, I don't know what happened there...

They *could*, but a very specific and rare form of bipolar can do this too. Discuss it with your care providers.

From stories that I have read....the answer is yes, but let's not jump straight to 'unseen' cause.

You said you got angry a lot, since when this happened? And you said you are under meds, and got an upgrade to boot.

If you just sit still, doing and think of nothing, goes WTFRAGE next, under healthy mindset I will think that this is something to do with yourself / your personality.

My first thought is yes it could be DA/BA spirits or entities ...but I am someone who has a ton of darker spirits and demonics, and I rarely have mood problems or issues with my emotions. Even during adjustment periods it wasn't so much a problem for me. (But then again, I'm only just one person speaking on my own experiences so who knows)

So I'm lead to say it could be some underlying thing or mental health-related. A lot of people will always say look to the rational explanation first so that usually ends up being: -maybe- it's your meds after all - BUT anyway..this is just what I think.

Always lean into the medical / psychological and evaluate that as a cause first. To that end a good start could just be keep a journal. When the mood swing happens write down what you were thinking of, what you were watching on TV - look for a pattern, triggers, etc. Of course, bring that with you when you see your councilor / therapist and talk about the swings. The journal will help that discussion. How do they make you feel, all that stuff? Try to pin down a mundane explanation FIRST.

Given your current reference toward counselling and treatment, this would be the most likely cause.

That said, it *is* possible new DA spirits in your keep can cause this sort of swing, and it's typically quite temporary. I experienced a rough time of this one week after new spirit purchases I had made in October or November. I was on a rampage for a few days. Would get ticked off at the drop of a hat. Then, I woke one morning and it had just stopped, I felt back in control, my happy normal self. It did not recur, so I am fairly certain it had to do with the conjuring (which would have been my Headless Horseman). So, yes, it does happen sometimes.

However, if you're spirits are not newly arrived, it is possible and fairly likely that they are not the source.

While i absolutely agree that the medical route should be sought out, i personally find that when my OCD meds got to strong their affects diminished, you can still address the spiritual side as well.
As stated, new DA can cause mood swings, but another possibility is your own development of powers. If you have some latent empathetic or clairsentient skills forming you could be tapping into the emotions of DA spirits who've been with you for awhile.
A third possibility would be an unbound around you messing with you're emotions.

I'd personally discuss with you're doctor about the possible affect of your medicinal increase, while also practicing grounding yourself whenever you feel an emotional spike.

Alys-RaccoonReadings wrote:They *could*, but a very specific and rare form of bipolar can do this too. Discuss it with your care providers.

Many times I wanted discussed I might be bipolar. But my primary care providers. Refuse to do tests. They don’t believe I’m bipolar in anyway, shape and or form.