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Its true with me. I fought bullies starting in 3rd grade. When I got to high school, my friends and I would beat the crap out of bullies. I was just fine back then.
I have more unresolved shit as an adult. I cant just punch a bully in the face anymore. Sad thing is it's the same narcisisstic, spoiled a-holes that that never change. I challenge them. Every time. Probably why I've trained in martial arts since my teens.
I have cPTSD which sometimes manifests as ADD and sometimes as hyper focus. I go from unorganized to super organized on a monthly basis. I definitely prefer the latter. I feel more positive in general when my life is organized.
My main symtoms are depression and solitude. These are the demons I know well and can handle. When bullies show up in my life, I get incredibly disregulated. To me, these emotions persist due to a failure to remove said bully from my life, like I frequently did in my past without any negative outcome. Of course there were some sore knuckles. Lol.
Holding back from protecting myself - or others - is a major trigger. Bullies should never be tolerated. Its my experience that there is no reasoning that stops them, only violence. Sometimes you have to punch a punk in the mouth to bring them back to reality.
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My mom got diagnosed with ADHD in her late 30s and it had actually caused her to develop a severe eating disorder because of the lack of dopamine, but after getting diagnosed she lost a lot of weight and stopped being so depressed all the time.
I'm 12 and getting diagnosed soon, and some things have really helped me, like wearing sound nullifying headphones and using a fidget ring.
Recently I have been more prioritising of my mental health and I encourage anyone who reads this to do the same. Love yourself. You are worth it. God loves you so much. đ¤
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Taught my kids you will meet that one kid that does not like you. Remember it is their issue not anything wrong with you. Parents fail their kids then blame the world for their children being mistreated when it started at home. Also ADHD is over used especially with high IQ kids who are bored being in a class that is not stimulating their minds.
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So much trauma linked to not completing schoolwork and losing things. My dad would publicly embarrass me, pin notes to my shirt to âremindâ me of what i needed to do at school. When i was finally diagnosed as an adult it brought back so many bad memories. While comforting to have a diagnosis it was also traumatic to remember
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I think my childhood trauma was kind of self inflicted, but The way my parents dealtwith it was putting me in therapy. While this is usually a good solution, it was just that I had been told by every adult in my life that my depression wouldnât go away on itâs own, which made me stress out even more. It made me feel like I was doing something wrong (which I wasnât). And it did actually end up getting so much better because I decided to work on myself without therapy. Basically, therapy isnât for everyone and it was actually one of the main sources of my childhood trauma so just keep that in mind â¤
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I didn't get an ADHD diagnosis till my 50's after Bullies took 2 of my homes & repeatedly drugged & S/A'd me through the decades while struggling as Florida single mom nurse. Bullies attached to you because you didn't know that divorcing a philandering Military Spy was a harassment for life sentence on your family. People need to know untreated Trauma Survivors are getting diagnosed as ADHD now in Florida. I'm a Retired Psych Nurse/Foster Mom here & my middle aged sons here have never met a female that hasn't gone through S/A here. We are Trauma programmed in Florida.
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My therapist said that since everyoneâs brain and thinking is incredibly different the means everyone is actually Neurodivergent and that Neurotypical isnât a thing and that those terms were made up by society and misunderstood so this doesnât make much sense to me⌠I donât know if Iâm misunderstanding something or if there was misinformation somewhere but this doesnât seem accurate but I donât know đ¤ˇââ
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@Psych2go
1 year ago
Watch the full interview: youtube.com/live/Cr7Ga7TJdaU?si=UmHINeovDKdi4g2p If you can't find it. Search for "THE IMPACT OF ADHD ON THE BRAIN: Trauma & Stigma" on our channel
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