She literally explained RSD mostly occurs in ADHD'ers.

RSD is so misunderstood. people think its just being sensitive but the intensity of that rejection response is genuinely different. its not a personality trait, its a nervous system thing. took me years to stop blaming myself for it

This is real. Not weakness…more like a hair-trigger nervous system. You feel things fast and deep, especially perceived rejection. Took me a long time to realize not everything that feels like rejection actually is.

RSD hit different when you don't even have a name for it yet You just think you're "too sensitive" your whole life 😭

An ADHD diagnosis should come with a mental-hack guide explaining why symptom x,y,z happens. Knowing why is half the battle. Neurotypical brains naturally process emotion and logic in parallel, but ADHD brains feel the emotion first and then logic. That lag creates a window where you can either run with the emotion or you can attempt to manage it by using mental hacks that slow down and reframe it.. Basically, gaslight yourself into a logical frame of mind and then make your conclusion.

I get physical reactions to it too, stomach hurting and feeling like I’m going to pass out from dizziness.

Labels like RSD can be helpful for self-awareness, but using them to avoid accountability for negative behaviors is exactly why so many people are skeptical of these 'trends.' Having a different emotional baseline doesn't exempt anyone from the standard of basic accountability.

I dealt with this so much growing up as an adolescent before I was even diagnosed with adhd. And I only recently realized I had RSD a few years ago. This entire time I just thought I was too sensitive. It was a real struggle, but I’m managing those feelings so well now.

my RSD can cause me physical pain. i will suddenly get pins and needles all over my skin and feel really hot.

If you have Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD), it means that you don't have ADHD; you have autism and are experiencing the overwhelm and trauma of being undiagnosed ASD.

That’s Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler. If she know how to manage Sheldon, she knows what she’s talking about

Me an ADHDer

Better to get your info from someone who isnt a Zionist piece of absolute trash

RSD - when a member of the executive where you teach suggests you should train for being a psychologist and you automatically think they think you’re not a good teacher and want to get you out of teaching??? (I do have fantastic pastoral care skills).

F HER

Link to this episode please?

That pseudoscientist can eat shit. lol

You mean like catastrophizing…. 😅😅 like what I do every day about every circumstance etc.

My wife is a therapist. I played this video for her. Her response, "I thought that was Tuesday."

She does a good job. Fear of rejection is an effective manipulator - it can stop someone living their life to the fullest. The expectation of shame is such a powerful demotivator. Mixed in with my ASD it makes navigating real life difficult as well trying not to be ‘wrong’.

I got the job that I have a year ago and after the first three days I realized how much I really loved it but this fear of loosing it to soon or being rejected or bullied or iced out like the many times I have had happen to me brought me to my knees with grief and it's visceral

Booooo Mayim Bialik is the woooorst, regardless of her degrees. She loves watching kids die in Gaza and Lebanon.

TRAUMA ITS A TRAUMA RESPONSE FFS

@Synthea_thea Amy is so smart

I’m an AuDHD advocate. You might want to consider revising that assumption.

My son has this, its like utter desepration for anxiety its so hard to see

Oh my goodness guys maybe some of it comes down to communication!? ❤️‍🔥 #TheSongbirdLegacy ❤️ #ThatsWhatIThinkAnyway

I have a blog on RSD you can find it on I have a doctorate in ADHD certified coach and have ADHD

I'm glad that such a smart person actually got to play one on TV too!

@FootbaIl_Tweets Free game posted on ⚽️telegram, link on my bio

Before diagnosism people just dealt with their problems and figured it out.

does she also have adhd

Litteraly a new syndrome everyday with Americans 😳

Your ADHD isn't a discipline problem. It's a fuel problem. Most systems run on importance. Your brain runs on something completely different — and nobody told you. (15 pages that finally explain why)

lots of overlap here with borderline personality disorder