00:01 Discussion on living with multiple men and creating a commune of Middle-Aged people 02:16 Effects of editing and being in front of camera on mental health 07:06 Elyse Myers started creating content from a dark place of postpartum depression and anxiety. 09:45 Postpartum depression and anxiety is a different experience from regular depression and anxiety. 14:22 Setting boundaries for privacy and safety online 16:53 Struggles with negative comments and feeling misunderstood 20:40 Women face societal skepticism and criticism. 22:26 Facing false accusations and global gaslighting led to self-discovery and acceptance. 26:20 Coming to terms with body image and self-perception 28:28 Striving for perfect happiness and mental health is not possible 32:19 Elyse Myers discussing the validation and impact of sharing her experiences with OCD and ADHD. 34:12 Struggles with ADHD and hyperactivity 38:21 Challenges with ADHD diagnosis and impact on daily life 40:17 Struggling with post-partum emotions and balancing motherhood. 44:25 Loving someone with ADHD can bring unique challenges. 46:27 Struggle with object permanence and maintaining connections 50:01 Elyse's long-term goals and values 52:11 Maintaining authenticity and personal boundaries in sharing 55:50 Elyse Myers discusses the pressure of appearance and filters on social media 57:39 Rejecting judgment for mental health 1:01:14 Elyse reflects on personal growth and change 1:03:02 Authenticity and self-acceptance lead to feeling seen and loved 1:06:32 Prioritizing mental and physical health 1:08:30 Discussion on empowerment and resilience.
Thank you for this episode!! I always struggle to keep in touch with friends because it seems like so much work, and is good to hear this from other people too. I love you get to upload more full episodes in the future. Thank you
I relate to the post partum depression and anxiety and shell of a person after my 1st kids-- because I, also at 26, didn't know I have Inattentive ADHD and was Autistic......
I totally relate to the part about people thinking I make up my life experiences. Still no idea why people would think I'd make up imaginary experiences but it's been happening for a couple decades now. I've learned to just let it go, gossips will create gossip and for whatever reason I make a good target.
Wait is there actually a distinction between ADD and ADHD? Because I thought that was removed recently. Was it not and I’m just wrong? OR was it restored, kind of in the way that Pluto ought to have its status restored as a planet? #justiceforpluto
Well, I was just diagnosed last year (early 2023), and was told that it's just ADHD - there's ADHD (Inattentive), which is what used to be called ADD, and ADHD (Hyperactive), AND ADHD (Combined), which (as the name implies) combines both types and is what I have. The "H" in ADHD DOES mean "hyperactive," but it refers more to our brains and how they never rest, whereas the Hyperactive type of ADHD is meant more for folks who are constantly moving in some capacity, whether it's parkouring off of everything/practicing your baseball slide into base on every possible surface so you won't hesitate when it's actually time to steal a base (this was my baby brother btw, hence the specificity), OR just constantly shifting in your seat and fidgeting your hands and maybe tapping a toe (more my flavour as someone AFAB, since I was socialized from birth not to be "disruptive"). So tl;dr: both the H and (Hyperactive) mean "hyperactive," but are referring to different KINDS of hyperactivity (the first in the brain's thoughts, the other in physical movement).
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Elyse is amazing! ❤
One of the best people 😊
She brings so much joy to SO many people!! 🥰
I can't believe this has so few views/likes 😱
It's a podcast, so most people listen to it on other platforms.
I agree. This is fantastic.
00:01 Discussion on living with multiple men and creating a commune of Middle-Aged people
02:16 Effects of editing and being in front of camera on mental health
07:06 Elyse Myers started creating content from a dark place of postpartum depression and anxiety.
09:45 Postpartum depression and anxiety is a different experience from regular depression and anxiety.
14:22 Setting boundaries for privacy and safety online
16:53 Struggles with negative comments and feeling misunderstood
20:40 Women face societal skepticism and criticism.
22:26 Facing false accusations and global gaslighting led to self-discovery and acceptance.
26:20 Coming to terms with body image and self-perception
28:28 Striving for perfect happiness and mental health is not possible
32:19 Elyse Myers discussing the validation and impact of sharing her experiences with OCD and ADHD.
34:12 Struggles with ADHD and hyperactivity
38:21 Challenges with ADHD diagnosis and impact on daily life
40:17 Struggling with post-partum emotions and balancing motherhood.
44:25 Loving someone with ADHD can bring unique challenges.
46:27 Struggle with object permanence and maintaining connections
50:01 Elyse's long-term goals and values
52:11 Maintaining authenticity and personal boundaries in sharing
55:50 Elyse Myers discusses the pressure of appearance and filters on social media
57:39 Rejecting judgment for mental health
1:01:14 Elyse reflects on personal growth and change
1:03:02 Authenticity and self-acceptance lead to feeling seen and loved
1:06:32 Prioritizing mental and physical health
1:08:30 Discussion on empowerment and resilience.
That was a life changing talk for me. THANK YOU BOTH!!! ❤❤❤
Thank you for this episode!! I always struggle to keep in touch with friends because it seems like so much work, and is good to hear this from other people too. I love you get to upload more full episodes in the future. Thank you
I relate to the post partum depression and anxiety and shell of a person after my 1st kids-- because I, also at 26, didn't know I have Inattentive ADHD and was Autistic......
This is everything. Both of you women are so awesome. Thank you thank you thank you
I loved this ❤️ , two absolutely amazing women ☺️
what a lovely episode!! love you both! :)
I totally relate to the part about people thinking I make up my life experiences. Still no idea why people would think I'd make up imaginary experiences but it's been happening for a couple decades now. I've learned to just let it go, gossips will create gossip and for whatever reason I make a good target.
Love this. Two amazing women. ❤
I spend every day in bed as much as possible and always felt weird about it…but Jameela does it too…so validating to hear!
How lovely. Thank you to you both. ❤
I need subtitles in spanish pleaseeee. LOve jameelaaaa!! is so exiting jajajja🤩
Great duo!!
Loved every minute of this! ❤
How wonderful 🎉🎉🎉
I love that you did this share your life with us journey 🎉🎉❤❤❤. That's what I want to
Wait is there actually a distinction between ADD and ADHD? Because I thought that was removed recently. Was it not and I’m just wrong?
OR was it restored, kind of in the way that Pluto ought to have its status restored as a planet? #justiceforpluto
Well, I was just diagnosed last year (early 2023), and was told that it's just ADHD - there's ADHD (Inattentive), which is what used to be called ADD, and ADHD (Hyperactive), AND ADHD (Combined), which (as the name implies) combines both types and is what I have. The "H" in ADHD DOES mean "hyperactive," but it refers more to our brains and how they never rest, whereas the Hyperactive type of ADHD is meant more for folks who are constantly moving in some capacity, whether it's parkouring off of everything/practicing your baseball slide into base on every possible surface so you won't hesitate when it's actually time to steal a base (this was my baby brother btw, hence the specificity), OR just constantly shifting in your seat and fidgeting your hands and maybe tapping a toe (more my flavour as someone AFAB, since I was socialized from birth not to be "disruptive"). So tl;dr: both the H and (Hyperactive) mean "hyperactive," but are referring to different KINDS of hyperactivity (the first in the brain's thoughts, the other in physical movement).
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Do we need an edible 120GB storage device? That'd be quite an odd cake.
Intrusive thoughts....... they're awful
nobody cares about anything you have to say, just FYI :)
Clearly thousands of people do, just FYI 🫡