The ADHD Relationship Dopamine Cliff

Do you notice yourself bugging your partner, craving more attention, or even feeling distant after settling into a relationship?

In this clip, we discuss the logistics of the ADHD relationship dopamine drop off that we can experience in long term relationships.

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[trinitytv_]

Why have I never known this… that’s why I felt so bad even though everything is still wonderful lol

[YankeeBlues]

I feel like I always speed run the first stages and cram like 6-12 months of a relationship into the first 2-3 months because I’m so enticed by the learning/discovery (mentally, physically, etc) stage…and then hit a wall where I just want them to be a friend and not have to be around them all the time. Which is jarring to them because for those first couple months I want to spend 3+ days a week with them

[SynthDecay]

1.5 years and I’m still hooked. But I know after the one year mark on my first relationship I was nervous all the time about what he was thinking/feeling about me. In my current relationship I’m basically totally secure. I think there’s more factors at play.

[AlexBigBoi]

Is this episode released yet? Id like to watch this whole video

[youstolethissong]

Can i ask who this lady is that you're talking with Brooke?

[rachelzinvwa]

I loved my ex, and fell out of love.
I broke my own heart…ADHD