Kay Ohtie on Nostr: Recognizing Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria for what it is doesn't make the intensity ...
Recognizing Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria for what it is doesn't make the intensity any lighter when it hits. Just makes it maybe faster to get over by a little. But it can't un-release those neurotransmitters nor hormones.
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