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#114 10 Signs of RSD you might be missing (Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria)

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RSD can hit like a punch to the gut—sometimes from something as simple as a comment or a text.

It’s that intense emotional reaction to real or imagined rejection, criticism, or failure.

😣 One moment you’re fine. The next, you're spiraling—feeling embarrassed, ashamed, dysregulated, or like you’ve completely messed everything up.

If you’ve ever:

  • Apologised for things that weren’t your fault
  • Felt like criticism ruined your whole day
  • Said yes just to avoid disappointing someone
  • Assumed someone was mad at you when they went quiet...

Chances are, rejection sensitivity dysphoria is playing a bigger role than you realise.

In this episode, I’m sharing 10 subtle signs of RSD that show up in everyday life—plus a raw personal story about how a casual comment at 9:45pm led to a full-blown ugly-cry spiral… and what helped me come back to calm within 15 minutes.

Wanna go deeper?
We recently ran a Managing RSD masterclass inside the membership, and the response was massive.
Some members said this one class alone was worth the price of joining.

Join the waitlist for the Navigating Adult ADHD Membership here: https://www.navigatingadultadhd.com/membership
Doors open just 3x a year (Feb, June & Oct)

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RSD can hit like a punch to the gut—sometimes from something as simple as a comment or a text.

It’s that intense emotional reaction to real or imagined rejection, criticism, or failure.

😣 One moment you’re fine. The next, you're spiraling—feeling embarrassed, ashamed, dysregulated, or like you’ve completely messed everything up.

If you’ve ever:

  • Apologised for things that weren’t your fault
  • Felt like criticism ruined your whole day
  • Said yes just to avoid disappointing someone
  • Assumed someone was mad at you when they went quiet...

Chances are, rejection sensitivity dysphoria is playing a bigger role than you realise.

In this episode, I’m sharing 10 subtle signs of RSD that show up in everyday life—plus a raw personal story about how a casual comment at 9:45pm led to a full-blown ugly-cry spiral… and what helped me come back to calm within 15 minutes.

Wanna go deeper?
We recently ran a Managing RSD masterclass inside the membership, and the response was massive.
Some members said this one class alone was worth the price of joining.

Join the waitlist for the Navigating Adult ADHD Membership here: https://www.navigatingadultadhd.com/membership
Doors open just 3x a year (Feb, June & Oct)

  continue reading

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