Type 1 diabetes: Frequent urination, unusual thirst, extreme hunger, unusual weight loss, extreme fatigue, irritability. Type 2 diabetes: Any of the type 1 symptoms frequent infections, blurred vision, cuts or bruises, tingling or numbness in the hands or feet, recurring skin, gum, or bladder infections.
Sociopaths are often unable to control their behavior and their expressions of annoyance, irritability and threats when faced with situations not appealing to them and they often tend to resort to threats, aggression and verbal abuse.
Passive aggressive partners. Being in a romantic relationship with a passive aggressive person can be very difficult. Loving relationships require honesty, openness and trust to work in the long-term. These are all characteristics that many passive aggressive people struggle with. Don't feel like your partner's behaviour is a personal attack on you-remember that passive aggressive people often fear rejection. 2  Your partner may love you dearly but remain distant due to an anxiety that you will leave them. 3  Be patient-anger or aggression will only force your partner further into his or her shell.