Summary

Season 2 "I'm Not That Series" Episode 3 "You're Not Overreacting. You're Re-Living" Drops Wednesday 9PM EST, October 15th

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In this episode of The Neurodivergent Lounge, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between past emotional experiences and present reactions, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. She discusses how our nervous system relives past traumas and emotional pains, often leading to intense reactions in seemingly benign situations. Marie offers practical strategies for grounding oneself and reframing emotional responses, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the difference between fact and emotion. The conversation ultimately encourages self-acceptance and understanding of one's neurodivergent identity.

Takeaways

• You're not overreacting, you're reliving.
• Our nervous system's guard dog can't tell a difference between then and now.
• It's not immaturity. It's imprinting.
• If it's a fact, I should have data or evidence.
• It's a memory. It's not a meltdown.
• Reframe the rejection instead of they don't like me.
• It builds that neural distance between the emotion and the event.
• You're teaching that guard dog, we're safe now.
• You're rewriting the script. You're not too much.
• You're learning to be you.

Titles

Reliving Emotions: Understanding Our Reactions

The Guard Dog of Our Nervous System

Sound bites

"It's not immaturity. It's imprinting."

"It's a memory. It's not a meltdown."

"You're learning to be you."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Emotional Reactions

02:49 The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Feelings

05:38 Strategies for Grounding and Reframing Reactions

08:16 Embracing Neurodiversity and Self-Acceptance

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Every Wednesday at 9PM EST Marie will be taking that uncomfortable growth a little bit further with live interviews, more scientific brain based ways to retrain and get the most out of our neurodivergent brains dealing with relationships, physical and mental well being and most of all embracing your beautiful unique brain that makes you-you.

In this conversation, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between shame, pornography, and neurodivergence. She emphasizes that shame is often the real issue, not the act of consuming pornography itself. The discussion delves into the cycle of addiction, how it affects intimacy and connection, and provides actionable steps to rewire the brain for healthier habits and relationships. The importance of rebuilding trust and connection, especially for neurodivergent individuals, is highlighted, along with the message that individuals are not broken or dirty, but capable of change and growth.

Takeaways

• Shame is the real problem, not pornography.
• Addiction disconnects you from joy and intimacy.
• Your brain can unlearn harmful patterns.
• Building new habits takes time and effort.
• Connection is essential for healing and recovery.
• Trust rebuilding is a gradual process.
• Neurodivergent individuals may face unique challenges.
• It's important to communicate openly with partners.
• Small steps towards connection matter more than perfection
• Everyone deserves compassion and understanding in their journey.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Shame and Pornography

02:48 The Cycle of Addiction and Its Effects

05:23 Steps to Rewire Your Brain

08:04 Rebuilding Connection and Trust

09:43 Embracing Neurodivergence and Moving Forward

Season 2 "I'm Not That Series" Episode 3 "You're Not Overreacting. You're Re-Living" Drops Wednesday 9PM EST, October 15th

Visit https://theneurodivergentlounge.codeadx.me

Special Offers for Viewers and Subscribers by my sponsors. SUBSCRIBE & LIKE. Thank You So Much!

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Lounge, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between past emotional experiences and present reactions, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. She discusses how our nervous system relives past traumas and emotional pains, often leading to intense reactions in seemingly benign situations. Marie offers practical strategies for grounding oneself and reframing emotional responses, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the difference between fact and emotion. The conversation ultimately encourages self-acceptance and understanding of one's neurodivergent identity.

Takeaways

• You're not overreacting, you're reliving.
• Our nervous system's guard dog can't tell a difference between then and now.
• It's not immaturity. It's imprinting.
• If it's a fact, I should have data or evidence.
• It's a memory. It's not a meltdown.
• Reframe the rejection instead of they don't like me.
• It builds that neural distance between the emotion and the event.
• You're teaching that guard dog, we're safe now.
• You're rewriting the script. You're not too much.
• You're learning to be you.

Titles

Reliving Emotions: Understanding Our Reactions

The Guard Dog of Our Nervous System

Sound bites

"It's not immaturity. It's imprinting."

"It's a memory. It's not a meltdown."

"You're learning to be you."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Emotional Reactions

02:49 The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Feelings

05:38 Strategies for Grounding and Reframing Reactions

08:16 Embracing Neurodiversity and Self-Acceptance

Season 2 "I'm Not That Series" Episode 3 "You're Not Overreacting. You're Re-Living" Drops Wednesday 9PM EST, October 15th

Visit https://theneurodivergentlounge.codeadx.me

Special Offers for Viewers and Subscribers by my sponsors. SUBSCRIBE & LIKE. Thank You So Much!

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Lounge, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between past emotional experiences and present reactions, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. She discusses how our nervous system relives past traumas and emotional pains, often leading to intense reactions in seemingly benign situations. Marie offers practical strategies for grounding oneself and reframing emotional responses, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the difference between fact and emotion. The conversation ultimately encourages self-acceptance and understanding of one's neurodivergent identity.

Takeaways

• You're not overreacting, you're reliving.
• Our nervous system's guard dog can't tell a difference between then and now.
• It's not immaturity. It's imprinting.
• If it's a fact, I should have data or evidence.
• It's a memory. It's not a meltdown.
• Reframe the rejection instead of they don't like me.
• It builds that neural distance between the emotion and the event.
• You're teaching that guard dog, we're safe now.
• You're rewriting the script. You're not too much.
• You're learning to be you.

Titles

Reliving Emotions: Understanding Our Reactions

The Guard Dog of Our Nervous System

Sound bites

"It's not immaturity. It's imprinting."

"It's a memory. It's not a meltdown."

"You're learning to be you."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Emotional Reactions

02:49 The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Feelings

05:38 Strategies for Grounding and Reframing Reactions

08:16 Embracing Neurodiversity and Self-Acceptance

Season 2 "I'm Not That Series" Episode 3 "You're Not Overreacting. You're Re-Living" Drops Wednesday 9PM EST, October 15th

Visit https://theneurodivergentlounge.codeadx.me

Special Offers for Viewers and Subscribers by my sponsors. SUBSCRIBE & LIKE. Thank You So Much!

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Lounge, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between past emotional experiences and present reactions, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. She discusses how our nervous system relives past traumas and emotional pains, often leading to intense reactions in seemingly benign situations. Marie offers practical strategies for grounding oneself and reframing emotional responses, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the difference between fact and emotion. The conversation ultimately encourages self-acceptance and understanding of one's neurodivergent identity.

Takeaways

• You're not overreacting, you're reliving.
• Our nervous system's guard dog can't tell a difference between then and now.
• It's not immaturity. It's imprinting.
• If it's a fact, I should have data or evidence.
• It's a memory. It's not a meltdown.
• Reframe the rejection instead of they don't like me.
• It builds that neural distance between the emotion and the event.
• You're teaching that guard dog, we're safe now.
• You're rewriting the script. You're not too much.
• You're learning to be you.

Titles

Reliving Emotions: Understanding Our Reactions

The Guard Dog of Our Nervous System

Sound bites

"It's not immaturity. It's imprinting."

"It's a memory. It's not a meltdown."

"You're learning to be you."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Emotional Reactions

02:49 The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Feelings

05:38 Strategies for Grounding and Reframing Reactions

08:16 Embracing Neurodiversity and Self-Acceptance

Season 2 "I'm Not That Series" Episode 3 "You're Not Overreacting. You're Re-Living" Drops Wednesday 9PM EST, October 15th

Visit https://theneurodivergentlounge.codeadx.me

Special Offers for Viewers and Subscribers by my sponsors. SUBSCRIBE & LIKE. Thank You So Much!

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Lounge, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between past emotional experiences and present reactions, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. She discusses how our nervous system relives past traumas and emotional pains, often leading to intense reactions in seemingly benign situations. Marie offers practical strategies for grounding oneself and reframing emotional responses, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the difference between fact and emotion. The conversation ultimately encourages self-acceptance and understanding of one's neurodivergent identity.

Takeaways

• You're not overreacting, you're reliving.
• Our nervous system's guard dog can't tell a difference between then and now.
• It's not immaturity. It's imprinting.
• If it's a fact, I should have data or evidence.
• It's a memory. It's not a meltdown.
• Reframe the rejection instead of they don't like me.
• It builds that neural distance between the emotion and the event.
• You're teaching that guard dog, we're safe now.
• You're rewriting the script. You're not too much.
• You're learning to be you.

Titles

Reliving Emotions: Understanding Our Reactions

The Guard Dog of Our Nervous System

Sound bites

"It's not immaturity. It's imprinting."

"It's a memory. It's not a meltdown."

"You're learning to be you."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Emotional Reactions

02:49 The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Feelings

05:38 Strategies for Grounding and Reframing Reactions

08:16 Embracing Neurodiversity and Self-Acc

Season 2 "I'm Not That Series" Episode 3 "You're Not Overreacting. You're Re-Living" Drops Wednesday 9PM EST, October 15th

Visit https://theneurodivergentlounge.codeadx.me

Special Offers for Viewers and Subscribers by my sponsors. SUBSCRIBE & LIKE. Thank You So Much!

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Lounge, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between past emotional experiences and present reactions, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. She discusses how our nervous system relives past traumas and emotional pains, often leading to intense reactions in seemingly benign situations. Marie offers practical strategies for grounding oneself and reframing emotional responses, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the difference between fact and emotion. The conversation ultimately encourages self-acceptance and understanding of one's neurodivergent identity.

Takeaways

• You're not overreacting, you're reliving.
• Our nervous system's guard dog can't tell a difference between then and now.
• It's not immaturity. It's imprinting.
• If it's a fact, I should have data or evidence.
• It's a memory. It's not a meltdown.
• Reframe the rejection instead of they don't like me.
• It builds that neural distance between the emotion and the event.
• You're teaching that guard dog, we're safe now.
• You're rewriting the script. You're not too much.
• You're learning to be you.

Titles

Reliving Emotions: Understanding Our Reactions

The Guard Dog of Our Nervous System

Sound bites

"It's not immaturity. It's imprinting."

"It's a memory. It's not a meltdown."

"You're learning to be you."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Emotional Reactions

02:49 The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Feelings

05:38 Strategies for Grounding and Reframing Reactions

08:16 Embracing Neurodiversity and Self-Acceptance

Season 2 "I'm Not That Series" Episode 3 "You're Not Overreacting. You're Re-Living" Drops Wednesday 9PM EST, October 15th

Visit https://theneurodivergentlounge.codeadx.me

Special Offers for Viewers and Subscribers by my sponsors. SUBSCRIBE & LIKE. Thank You So Much!

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Lounge, Marie Martin explores the complex relationship between past emotional experiences and present reactions, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. She discusses how our nervous system relives past traumas and emotional pains, often leading to intense reactions in seemingly benign situations. Marie offers practical strategies for grounding oneself and reframing emotional responses, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the difference between fact and emotion. The conversation ultimately encourages self-acceptance and understanding of one's neurodivergent identity.

Takeaways

• You're not overreacting, you're reliving.
• Our nervous system's guard dog can't tell a difference between then and now.
• It's not immaturity. It's imprinting.
• If it's a fact, I should have data or evidence.
• It's a memory. It's not a meltdown.
• Reframe the rejection instead of they don't like me.
• It builds that neural distance between the emotion and the event.
• You're teaching that guard dog, we're safe now.
• You're rewriting the script. You're not too much.
• You're learning to be you.

Titles

Reliving Emotions: Understanding Our Reactions

The Guard Dog of Our Nervous System

Sound bites

"It's not immaturity. It's imprinting."

"It's a memory. It's not a meltdown."

"You're learning to be you."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Emotional Reactions

02:49 The Impact of Past Experiences on Present Feelings

05:38 Strategies for Grounding and Reframing Reactions

08:16 Embracing Neurodiversity and Self-Acc