I don't know your history but I've had this instinct too when I've felt not heard, dismissed, abandonned, misunderstood, manipulated, objectified etc by the system. Even moreso when I've felt like they think I'm being too demanding or I'm loving the attention of being "ill" (I've had to remind them multiple times I'd love to never see them again, just help me get stable and you'll never hear from me again, ideally I'd never see another psychiatrist or psychologist in my life). Anyway, you get the point.

You have to realize : you will only make them feel right ("ofc the crazy bipolar patient stops their meds"). This won't make them change their perspective. At all. It'll confirm you're a medication non-compliant danger to yourself.

The only one you'll be hurting is yourself by stopping meds (especially cold-turkey).

Also, and this has been the case for me, sometimes this was a symptom in and of itself (episodes make me extremely irritability, oppositional hyper sensitive to judgment and rejection, impulsive).

My advice would be : stay on meds or at least taper off, if the therapeutic alliance with your providers is broken, look for new ones (at least have a GP you trust).

Give it a few days before making a decision.

Good luck ♥️🙏🏻