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A blank face is not usually an angry one. If you tend to read disappointment into people who are only tired or thinking, that reading is a habit, and habits can be checked.
Two things feed it. Reading faces accurately is genuinely harder for some people with ADHD, and if you grew up being told off a great deal, expecting…
The idea that attention problems are a moral failing is older than the diagnosis itself. An early medical name for this put it down to defective moral control, so if you grew up hearing that you simply were not trying, you were hearing an echo of that.
The name changed several times after, through minimal brain dysfunction and a childhood hyperkinetic disorder, to what is now called ADHD. Each…
Rejection sensitivity is something clinicians see often in ADHD, and it is not a diagnosis in any manual. It can describe what happens to you accurately without being a label anyone can write in your notes.
The experience is real enough: a look, a short reply or an unanswered message lands like a verdict and takes hours to shake off. Held as a…
Sensing that you got something wrong socially, without knowing what, tends to turn into watching yourself constantly. That watching is usually what makes the next conversation go badly, not the original mistake.
This kind of nerves does not clear up by pushing yourself into more social situations. Without knowing what actually went wrong, more exposure only…
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