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Men's ADHD Support Group Inc

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You sent the text at 8. It&#39;s 10 now, she hasn&#39;t answered, and you&#39;ve already replayed the whole date and decided you said something wrong. For a lot of men with ADHD and autism, rejection hits like that. It lands in the body before it turns into a thought, and any gap where an answer should be gets filled with the worst story available. Most dating advice skips right past that. &quot;Just be confident&quot; assumes everybody&#39;s brakes work the same way, and a lot of ours don&#39;t. Dating and relationship coach Cora Boyd joins the Men&#39;s ADHD Support Group live on Zoom to work through how this plays out when you&#39;re dating. That includes the rejection spiral, going all in the first week and running out of gas a few months later, and taking the first person who shows interest because you&#39;re not sure there&#39;ll be another. She&#39;ll get into what&#39;s going on underneath each of those and give you words to use with someone you&#39;re dating, so you can say what you need instead of guessing. The focus is dating and new relationships, with some of it tied back for guys who are already partnered. Cora presents for about 40 minutes, then takes questions. Put yours in the Zoom chat that night or in the pre-event post in the Facebook group. Tickets are pay what you can, starting at $5. This is MASG&#39;s monthly fundraiser, Cora is volunteering her time, and every dollar keeps our Wednesday and Sunday peer support calls free for the 26,000+ men in the group. Just a head&rsquo;s up this talk is aimed at men. However, partners and anyone trying to understand more are welcome. Questions? Email Support@mensadhdsupportgroup.org.

You sent the text at 8. It's 10 now, she hasn't answered, and you've already replayed the whole date and decided you said something wrong. For a lot of men with ADHD and autism, rejection hits like that. It lands in the body before it turns into a thought, and any gap where an answer should be gets filled with the worst story available. Most dating advice skips right past that. "Just be confident" assumes everybody's brakes work the same way, and a lot of ours don't. Dating and relationship coach Cora Boyd joins the Men's ADHD Support Group live on Zoom to work through how this plays out when you're dating. That includes the rejection spiral, going all in the first week and running out of gas a few months later, and taking the first person who shows interest because you're not sure there'll be another. She'll get into what's going on underneath each of those and give you words to use with someone you're dating, so you can say what you need instead of guessing. The focus is dating and new relationships, with some of it tied back for guys who are already partnered. Cora presents for about 40 minutes, then takes questions. Put yours in the Zoom chat that night or in the pre-event post in the Facebook group. Tickets are pay what you can, starting at $5. This is MASG's monthly fundraiser, Cora is volunteering her time, and every dollar keeps our Wednesday and Sunday peer support calls free for the 26,000+ men in the group. Just a head’s up this talk is aimed at men. However, partners and anyone trying to understand more are welcome. Questions? Email Support@mensadhdsupportgroup.org.

Men's ADHD Support Group Inc

Why Common Dating Advice Doesn't Work for Our Brains (and What Does)

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