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how many of you are cis female and were violent in childhood? after learning that I have adhd, I thought back to my childhood and realized that my violent and overly emotional traits were coming from adhd induced RSD
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AFAB, abusive childhood, ADHD only diagnosed in my mid-20s, very violent as a kid. Got into fights frequently until high school.
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AFAB here, y e a h, I don’t remember a lot of my childhood but I remember either lashing out or breaking down if I wasn’t included or if someone was egging me on. I wasn’t really bullied per say, but I did a lot of biting in elementary school—scratching and using my weight to swing people to the ground too. I realized I didn’t like being violent and crying all the time, so I started clamming up by middle school. I got bullied a little in middle school, luckily it didn’t carry over to high school. When I stopped being outwardly emotional I ended up just shutting everyone out which made my RSD symptoms worse and my maladaptive daydreams completely took over to shut out the negative thoughts whenever I was in a setting with other people and not having a conversation/active thing to focus on. Good stuff, and I used to wonder why there’s just massive gaps in my memories 🙃
Nowadays I learned to calm down and un stimulate myself and I haven’t been violent in so long
I used to bite and slap anyone and everyone all the time. I had so much anger and overstimulatafikn in me and no way to get it out
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I’m a cis woman and I was violent as a kid for some reason I guess this could definitely be it! I was normally nice to most people but I would physically fight my sister and kinda hurt her sometimes.
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@___ I was the same way. I feel bad for my little sister.
I'm a man who was assigned female (I'm not a woman) who was violent as a child as well.
@Bureizu sorry I should’ve said biologically female instead of cis female but I’m seeing a lot of us who were violent as a child here!
@ricecake not, biologically female... "Assigned female at birth" is just fine. We are not all "biologically female".
I wasn’t violent but I was extremely angry all of the time and almost turned those feelings into actions…
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Me honestly i never acted on these intrusive thoughts but i wanted to. I always thought I was just a pos. I'm trying to have better self image but that can be difficult sometimes.
@DaddySatan Same here
Why do I relate to this so much.. that’s my childhood in a nutshell.. I was an incredibly violent and mean child. I’d like to think that I am less so now. However, I was relentlessly bullied as a young child and throughout all of middle and high school. Even right now.. the bullying hasn’t gone away. It’s just changed. It’s coming from different people now. I wasn’t violent before that started. I also wasn’t this miserable. I’m honestly starting to wonder if it’s something about me that repels people. Sorry about the tangent. I tend to ramble.
@Jamie1999 oh stop it 😂 you never have to apologize about going off on a tangent to a fellow adhder. it’s you right now and can be me in 2 minutes. and you’re just like me!! I also became violent every time someone ‘triggered’ me through attempting to bully. I stayed resilient and confident but on the inside, I was hurt and showed that through being violent, probably in order to protect myself from being hurt or seeming hurt.
WAIT A SECOND🤯🤯🤯🤯
I was born female and was very violent. I identity as Nonbinary though
I wasn't necessarily violent, I had urges but I never acted out on them. Now that I'm more aware of my mental health, the urges became more prominent and I started having serious panic attacks bc of it. I'm in the process of looking to see if I have adhd.
I did
I asked about sex because therapist said it’s rare
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