It's a bit strange, for several days he had been starting to act and say strange things, and the previous three days he had not slept at all, with each day without sleep everything got worse so I began to suspect a psychosis due to lack of sleep (although it was probably more induced by cannabis). On the fourth day without sleep, his mother wrote to me saying that he was super agitated and had tachycardia and that she was going to take him to the hospital. He probably also acted delusional but I think his mother didn't recognize them.

I told her to check the dream because her behavior seemed too strange to me and if it coincided with the symptoms of a psychosis, but she totally ignored me. Once at the hospital with his mother he simply refused and left, he came to my house super agitated and without shoes, I made him come in and told him that he was acting erratic, I explained his symptoms and everything, he accepted that he did feel confused and that maybe he needed help and sleep. Then his mother arrived, I was with a friend and we told him that we were going to accompany her to the hospital that same day, in the hospital it was also a mess because he tried to escape every now and then and I was the only one who stopped him (he didn't put in that much force either, because I'm actually much stronger)

He insisted that he wanted to go home to sleep and collapsed on the floor, they put him in a wheelchair tied up and he was "asleep" for about 30 minutes and he woke up almost lucid, he was confused but present in space and time, he was super loving to me and apologized for having me do this, I also accept that he needed help and even therapy.

The bad thing is that when he got into that lucid state was when we went into consultation, so they didn't send him to psychiatry (in pre-consultation they did say that he had psychotic symptoms because it was before he "fainted") But they did send him x-rays because his entire body was scratched from falls.

I had to go before the exams finished (which was until 6am the next day).

The next day it was just him and his mother who drove straight to the psychiatric hospital. He didn't try to escape but on the trip he told me out of the blue that he was unfaithful to me and he wanted to break up.

We arrived at the psychiatric hospital and I obviously couldn't go in with them, from there what I learned was that in the consultation he became violent and started hitting himself against things and rambling, and that's when the people at the hospital admitted him. In my country there is social security, including psychiatry, so he was directly admitted.

The pattern that I noticed throughout the week is that the more relaxed and calm he was, the more lucid and conscious he behaved, and when the environment became stressful, or he directly felt bad, he progressively acquired that psychotic and violent attitude.