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To heal from limerence with ADHD, you must first realize how your wiring intensifies the experience of limerence itself. It often starts with your environment, where your emotional needs may have gone unmet due to neglect or a lack of nurturing, leading to the wound of unmet intimacy needs. For many people who have experienced emotional neglect or trauma, limerence can emerge as an attempt to compensate for that unmet need for connection. ADHD then goes on to intensify the experience of limerence itself, as you may experience larger emotions, deep hyperfocus, and impulsive urges. All three of these can make it easier to hyperfocus and spiral into the idea of someone, fixating on the emotions associated with that person. And those emotions don't just feel like suggestions. They can feel like reality itself, as though this person is someone who can give you heaven or hell. Finally, these intense emotions can fuel impulsive urges to actually act on connecting with this person. But often, the person you're longing for is a version of them that lives inside your head, a version that may not actually exist. And when you finally act on those urges and the connection begins, something interesting can happen. For some people, once the relationship becomes real, the limerence begins to fade, and the cycle repeats. This clip is from our full episode: Episode 56: Limerence | Two Dudes Talkin’ Therapy linked in bio  For educational purposes only. #limerence #adhd #datingproblems #psychology @Dr. Vincent Barbieri
To heal from limerence with ADHD, you must first realize how your wiring intensifies the experience of limerence itself. It often starts with your environment, where your emotional needs may have gone unmet due to neglect or a lack of nurturing, leading to the wound of unmet intimacy needs. For many people who have experienced emotional neglect or trauma, limerence can emerge as an attempt to compensate for that unmet need for connection. ADHD then goes on to intensify the experience of limerence itself, as you may experience larger emotions, deep hyperfocus, and impulsive urges. All three of these can make it easier to hyperfocus and spiral into the idea of someone, fixating on the emotions associated with that person. And those emotions don't just feel like suggestions. They can feel like reality itself, as though this person is someone who can give you heaven or hell. Finally, these intense emotions can fuel impulsive urges to actually act on connecting with this person. But often, the person you're longing for is a version of them that lives inside your head, a version that may not actually exist. And when you finally act on those urges and the connection begins, something interesting can happen. For some people, once the relationship becomes real, the limerence begins to fade, and the cycle repeats. This clip is from our full episode: Episode 56: Limerence | Two Dudes Talkin’ Therapy linked in bio For educational purposes only. #limerence #adhd #datingproblems #psychology @Dr. Vincent Barbieri

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