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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria- Free Online Self Quiz — ADDept
Rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) is an emotional condition common in people with ADHD. Find out more about this condition here and take the QUIZ to find out how rejection sensitive your brain is.
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A highly sensitive turtle
Like a turtle, you are highly sensitive to your world around you and so you retreat into your shell where you are safe and unchallenged. Your mood can swing from happy one moment to sad, hopeless or furious the next. You feel great when you ar productive and your work is well received. But your mood swings downward quickly the minute you experience any negative feedback. You feel criticism, failure and rejection sometimes so intensely it can feel like physical pain. Because this experience is so painful, you try to avoid it at all costs. You stay away from challenge, you procrastinate difficult projects and you may avoid social situations for fear that you might be rejected. You have probably been told that you are "sensitive" and criticized for it.
Your sensitivity to rejection is real. You did not create it and you are not making it up. But there are ways to make it more tolerable and to feel more stable and balanced. Check out this article for more information on rejection sensitivity as well as proven strategies that can put you on a more even keel.
I'm so tired of giving myself a new diagnosis every week instead of a solution but RSD fits me very well.