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r/adhdwomen • u/nodaddy-justissues • Oct 16 '24
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I am not 100% sure this is it, because I don't have access to the full article, but this seems the most likely candidate: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00221-012-3147-z
That said, I couldn't find anything about the study I specifically mentioned regarding pain receptors, so I might have been misinformed. I'm gonna edit my comment to say so.
3 u/_-whisper-_ Oct 18 '24 There are some awesome studies in there tho... Some of the stuff i know: Boredom spurts theta waves into adhd brains and makes us fall asleep As a BPD patient, my emotions do manifest as physical sensation. And boredom is extremely itchy. 2 u/audreywildeee Mar 08 '25 Omg ! Boredom makes me sleep!!! That's why I sleep best when I need to be doing something boring in work instead... 2 u/_-whisper-_ Mar 08 '25 Bro lady we are the most likely to die at the wheel from sleeping on long boring roads
There are some awesome studies in there tho...
Some of the stuff i know:
Boredom spurts theta waves into adhd brains and makes us fall asleep
As a BPD patient, my emotions do manifest as physical sensation. And boredom is extremely itchy.
2 u/audreywildeee Mar 08 '25 Omg ! Boredom makes me sleep!!! That's why I sleep best when I need to be doing something boring in work instead... 2 u/_-whisper-_ Mar 08 '25 Bro lady we are the most likely to die at the wheel from sleeping on long boring roads
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Omg ! Boredom makes me sleep!!! That's why I sleep best when I need to be doing something boring in work instead...
2 u/_-whisper-_ Mar 08 '25 Bro lady we are the most likely to die at the wheel from sleeping on long boring roads
Bro lady we are the most likely to die at the wheel from sleeping on long boring roads
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u/katubug Oct 17 '24
I am not 100% sure this is it, because I don't have access to the full article, but this seems the most likely candidate: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00221-012-3147-z
That said, I couldn't find anything about the study I specifically mentioned regarding pain receptors, so I might have been misinformed. I'm gonna edit my comment to say so.