Kim Kardashian Asks For Compassion Towards Kanye In Her Latest Instagram Story !

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When Kanye West Talked About Suffering From Bipolar Disorder

Kanye West revealed in his talk with David Letterman a long time back that he was suffering from bipolar disorder. He gave more insight into the mental illness as to what it feels like when you suffer from it. He revealed he felt super paranoid at times and found it difficult to trust other people. In his interview, Kanye said, “What I want to say about the bipolar thing is because it has the word ‘bi’ in it, it has the idea of, like, split personality. Well, that works for me because I’m a Gemini, but when you ramp up, it expresses your personality more.”

Kanye West Makes No Sense His Election Rally

When Kanye West conducted his first election rally, many tuned in to see what he had to say. Without any surprise, Kanye’s words made no sense. He even criticizes Harriet Tubman and said he was opposite of what he stood for. Many people took offence of his statement and were quick to judge that he lacked the understanding to become the President of the US. Subsequently, he even failed to get a name in the ballot in South Carolina.

Kanye West’s Bipolar Disorder Working Against His Mind

Kanye West did not stop with his rally and criticized his wife and Kris Jenner in a series of tweets. He even revealed that he wanted to divorce Kim for a long time. As per Kanye’s account, Kim was preparing to fly down to his place with doctors to lock him up. Many news tabloids pointed out that the words spoken and tweeted by Kanye were very impulsive and was because of his bipolar disorder. It is probably true as he deleted the tweets within ten minutes.

Kim Kardashian Asks For Compassion Towards Kanye West

For many days, Kim has not spoken about the controversy surrounding her and her husband. However, she finally expressed her views through an Instagram story where she asked for compassion towards her husband. She also confirmed that the problem was with his bipolar disorder. Kim said, “I kindly ask that the media and public give us the compassion and empathy that is needed so that we can get through this.”