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Ep111- Trauma Made Us Funny- With Alyssa Kyria Funny Mummy

Ep111- Trauma Made Us Funny- With Alyssa Kyria Funny Mummy

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In this episode of Mad About Podcast, Maddy Alexander-Grout sits down with Alyssa for a brilliantly honest, chaotic, funny, and emotional conversation about neurodivergence, identity, trauma, performance, and the pressure to fit into a world that often doesn’t understand different brains.

Together they dive into the realities of living with ADHD, the long-lasting impact of bullying, rejection sensitivity, masking, burnout, and why so many neurodivergent people use humour as a survival tool. From cringeworthy moments and public perception to self-expression, grief, nostalgia, and self-care, this episode feels like a conversation between two people who genuinely get it.

It’s funny. It’s vulnerable. It’s validating. And it’s a reminder that sometimes the people who laugh the loudest are carrying the heaviest stories.

In This Episode, We Talk About:

  • ADHD, diagnosis journeys, and late discovery
  • Bullying and its impact on confidence and identity
  • RSD (Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria)
  • Why humour becomes a coping mechanism
  • Performing, masking, and audience expectations
  • The evolution of communication and online culture
  • Alcohol, self-care, and neurodivergent coping strategies
  • Balancing work, rest, family, and overstimulation
  • Trauma, grief, and finding laughter in dark moments
  • Cringe stories, public mistakes, and awkward memories
  • Authenticity, visibility, and embracing who you really are

Key Takeaways

  • Humour can be healing, especially for neurodivergent people navigating difficult experiences.
  • Many ADHDers grow up feeling “too much” or misunderstood.
  • Bullying and rejection can deeply shape self-worth and self-expression.
  • Rest is not laziness — especially for neurodivergent brains.
  • Authenticity becomes easier when you stop performing for everyone else.
  • Shared experiences create powerful connection and validation.

Favourite Quotes

“We’re mad about everything.”“I think we need to normalize it.”“Trauma made us funny.”

Chapters

00:00 – Introduction to Neurodivergence and Humor
02:59 – Alyssa’s Journey to Diagnosis and Performance
05:52 – The Impact of Bullying on Neurodivergent Individuals
08:55 – Nostalgia and the Evolution of Communication
11:51 – Navigating RSD and Audience Perception
13:56 – Public Expectations and Algorithms
14:46 – Alcohol, Self-Care, and Coping Mechanisms
18:36 – Balancing Work, Family, and Personal Needs
21:52 – Embracing Neurodivergence and Self-Expression
26:30 – Coping with Grief and Finding Humor
27:35 – Cringe Moments and Professional Mishaps
32:53 – Why Trauma Often Creates Dark Humor
36:46 – Defying Societal Norms and Embracing Authenticity

Connect with Maddy

Follow Maddy Alexander-Grout for more conversations around ADHD, visibility, business, money, identity, and showing up authentically as a neurodivergent human. @maddytalksmoney on instagram @madaboutmoneyofficial on TikTok

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