Entries by Nagi

International Relationships and Objectification

Latest research suggests that Xenophilia is the result of ‘objectification’ from one or either parties, always unhealthy. That international relationships require strong commitment is a fact. Neuroscientists deem race-mixing as Objectifying. Although not my case, I can’t hide the discomfort of the statement. Objectification as in giving up one s culture for the other, a […]

Emotional Dysregulation

Autistics and ADHDers have greater empathy than average. Excessive empathy leads to RSD. RSD stands for Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, a symptom of Emotional dysregulation. The definition speaks for itself altogether, Dysphoria is Greek for Pain.Empathy is an Emotion.Emotions can be processed by Willpower in the neurotypical brain. Emotional dysregulation has many implications, most commonly Neuronal Signal-disruptions.Put it […]

Emotional Deprivation

Memory storage Memories could be a byproduct of emotions, based on the same cerebral regions where emotions originate, the Limbic System, the core of the brain. All neuronal clusters converge in the Limbic region. You’ll understand that its anatomy is worth a whole encyclopedia, with millions of neuronal pathways requiring years of study by neuroscientists.Mental […]

 Executive Function in ADHD

The Relationship Between ADHD and Learning Disabilities The Brain’s Temporal lobe and Limbic System are the areas where all the Learning processes take place. Learning is the synergy between Memory, Thinking and Acting.These three skills are referred to in Psychiatry as Executive Function. They are indispensable for learning.In ADHD, they are dysfunctional to varying degrees.To […]

Dopamine dysregulation and addictive behavior in ADHD

ADHDers excel at cold decisions. Conversely, they have poor analytical skills.  New therapies working on Self-regulation, boost Analytical Thinking.  Is ‘Self-regulation’ the overall strategy? It would seem oversimplistic at first glance, although rightly evidenced by therapists.Everybody will agree, neurodivergent or not, on the efficacy of Emotional Self-Regulation.To stand correct, Professionals should emphasize how to achieve Self-Regulation.Well, after […]

Irrational Beliefs in neurodivergence

The concept of addiction Addictions are Irrational Beliefs, so-called Presumptions in psychology.Latest findings suggest a distinct correlation between males and females’ onset. Common causes of addiction Generally speaking, the main agonists of Addiction are Idolatry, Visuals, Guilt, Relapse and Neurodivergence.Idolatry and Visuals are related to the natural brain inclination to Curiosity and Imitation. Relapse and […]

Resistance vs Tolerance in Neurodivergence

Pharmaceuticals’ info on Medication is always generic. Pharmaceuticals will never disclose specific details to consumers and doctors for marketing purposes, most notably Meds-lifespan.Patients are the first to acknowledge, after few weeks, what professionals don’t say, to their dismay. There’s no such general consensus on the duration of medications.Doctors know it. The lifespan of meds as […]

Unhealthy Attitudes

Attachments imply several behavioral changes. They can become harmful to the sufferer and their next of kin. They are typically included in OCD-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. An attachment turns malignant when obsessive.Repetition quickly destroys self-awareness, the stairway to Addiction.When we are addicted, we can’t refrain from repeating the same destructive behavior over and over again. What differentiates destructive behavior from […]

Movies and Books in Autism

Autistics have specific fixations and dread new scenarios. The pathology is a potential way to addiction. Autistics outlive movies and books very personally.Speculation is they lose track of reality. It’s very important to select the appropriate entertainment in autism.I myself am haunted by visual and written material which I came up with in my adolescence. Neurotypicals […]

Goal-setting and Motivation

Burnout Recovery Back to Burnout, there are no alternatives: I mentioned Nervous Breakdown-former Burnout-to a teenager who was literally lost in translation.My guess is the Seniors forgot old terminology as result of short-term memory onset, while the Elderly never memorized new vocabulary all at once.Luckily, it is very unlikely for a 90 yo to experience […]