The influence of color began very early in our lives when our parents decorated our rooms in pink for feminine or, blue for masculine. Every day we describe our emotions and impressions with metaphors: "I feel blue," "She's green with envy," "He was red in the face with anger."
When we consult with experts how to choose the right shades for decorating our homes and offices, coloring our hair and makeup applications, we stress the sophistication and importance it has in our lives personally.

Many people think of bi-polar disorder as a dangerous illness, it is very dangerous; however it is mostly a danger for the person who has it. And, yes it is difficult on friends and family of a bipolar person, their moods change so swiftly that it’s tricky to follow them, that is, IF you try to follow them.

Do you sometimes think you have depression?
Let's find out..
Do you feel alone in this world? Have you lost all hope for happiness? Do you feel helpless? Are you always bored? Have you thought about suicide? Do you feel alienated? If so than you "MAY" have depression. When these situations listed above interfere with your daily life this can be considered a form of mental illness called depression.