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I considered myself a normal person but could I be having some traits without knowing? Would these things count:

The French class incident
It was my senior year of HS and my goal was to get an A (I had a B+) in that class. I've been borrowing and stealing some extra credit tickets for a while. The teacher found out. She was probably in her 70's at the time.
The following day, she told me ''Tu m'as blessé beaucoup''. I knew that meant ''You hurt me a lot''. She then goes on a long explanation of how she had migraines, couldn't sleep well and even cried upon finding out I would cheat.
Needless to say, I just stared into space and left the classroom. I thought it was an overreaction and worth laughing. I thought to myself ''at least I got my A''.

Stealing small things
I was 6 years old the very first time I (knowingly) stole a small tattoo bag and hid it underneath my jacket. My mother found out and just told me not to do it again. I would continue sometimes stealing small things all the way till I was 17. I was a bit of a kleptomaniac.
Though in 8th grade, someone dared to steal a CD package and I did. I got caught and started crying because I didn't want to get suspended. I still got suspended for 5 days. I actually did feel bad on that particular occasion.

Cheating on some exam during my early school years
Sometimes I didn't feel like studying. I would cheat and not feel bad about it.

Only twice I was cruel but felt bad afterwards
I was 7 years old and once cut out a small lizard's tail, only a small portion. I felt bad and let it go.
The second incident (same age), involved putting it against a hot lightbulb for a second. I was curious about what it does if it feels pain. I saw it shaking and felt bad. I let it go. Never did any of those things again. I would just collect them in a jar and feed them.

Then lastly is compulsive lying online without feeling bad. I'll never see these people in real life.

So I know my mother is bipolar and this disorder can be passed down genetically. I always had some sleeping issues and I would sometimes hallucinate figures and things being there. I often lose touch with reality I guess you can say and if someone asks me to recall a moment I can never really know for sure if it actually happened or I just imagined it. I am mostly known for my bad mood swings as well could be happy one minute, crying the next, then just becoming really angry for either small things or nothing at all. Sometimes, and it has been happening more recently, I would be really energetic and motivated, just really happy. Then the next day I hate everything and just want to sit in my room and sulk. Like this world isn't even real and I can't really function like I usually do. My emotions feel blank and I can't bring myself to even fake smile or anything, like I gone almost emotionless. I just don't know if I should be tested or something to see if I actually have bipolar disorder or this is just completely normal at my age..