Does SZ affect it?
Do we became more unstable cause of SZ or no?
Some articles mention it as one of the symptoms and some don’t.
I personally believe some things for me became harder to control. I become angry faster and most of the times I become somewhat abusive in words.
Also, sadness. I cry way more often than did before.
So yeah I believe I control my emotions and impulses less
I was impulsive buying stuff it’s side effect of abilify , just find something you like doing and don’t stress to much idk if it helps
Yes I believe it’s bipolar symptoms. On a mood stabilizer it is much better.
I always thought it could be somewhat connected to bipolar.
But my pdoc says it’s not bipolar at all. Because I tried antidepressants and they had 0 effect (though I experience very low moods from time to time)
Well maybe I am simply a bit unstable.
As they say hot temperament 
Accept yourself as you are , find peace and balance within you
Very good advice,
I try to practice acceptance everyday. Just it not always comes easy for me 
I think I have more control over some impulses and less with others. When it comes to smoking cannabis or cigarettes I have no impulse control or very little.
Controlling my eating is a problem on medication because I cannot run any more.
Running used to regulate my appetite and keep calories off too etc.
Sad… I cannot run also because of my foot.
Sometime ago I was running a lot.
But last several years are hard cause of “halux valgus”
I think it affects impulse definitely. I feel like it may have to do with with dopamine receptors. Meds don’t help either
For me schizophrenia made me unstable and angry for years. I had very little impulse control until I got on the right meds.
Sounds like a hope. My meds helps me a lot… just IDK if it helps for impulse control
It could be connected with dopamine… sadly there’s not a lot can be done about it
Sorry to hear that @anon8411913 life is definitely hard on us.
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