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Explore the ADHD journey from curiosity to diagnosis in coffee-break-size episodes with Glitchy Switch, a podcast unraveling the complexities of living with ADHD as an adult.
E22 - Why do I feel like apologising all the time?
Glitchy Switch: What ADHD feels like to an adult.
7 minutes 55 seconds
1 year ago
E22 - Why do I feel like apologising all the time?
A lifelong struggle I've had is that I have a compulsion to apologise all the time for myself. It's almost like I have to apologise pre-emptively just for being odd or weird or something, and I've come to see the role that ADHD has played in this trait since my diagnosis. In this episode I dig into what I've discovered about this frustrating aspect of my personality, and where specifically I think it comes from.
In this episode:
How rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) plays a role in over-apologising.
How experiences when we're young impact our self-worth.
Why reassurance is great, but never quite sinks in.
Calibrating where the line is between masking and self-regulation.
How it can be difficult to unmask even with friends.
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Glitchy Switch: What ADHD feels like to an adult.
Explore the ADHD journey from curiosity to diagnosis in coffee-break-size episodes with Glitchy Switch, a podcast unraveling the complexities of living with ADHD as an adult.