Why I Tell the Same Story Three Times (And What It Really Means)
Neurodivergent Strategies for Late-Diagnosed Adults: The Div... di Regina McMenomy, PhD.
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Have you ever found yourself repeating the same story three times in a row—even to the same person—just trying to get it right? You’re not being dramatic or forgetful. You’re doing a live edit and it’s a powerful, neurodivergent form of emotional processing.
In this solo episode of Neurodivergent Solutions, Dr. Regina McMenomy breaks down why late-diagnosed ADHDers and autistic folks often retell the same story multiple times in the same sitting. From revising word choice to decoding emotions, this repetition isn’t a flaw—it’s a form of self-regulation, sense-making, and emotional closure.
You’ll learn:
- Why ND folks reprocess stories to find the right phrasing
- How looping helps uncover hidden emotions and somatic responses ...
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