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🚨 Critical Incident Video: Officer-Involved Shooting in Long Beach, California 🚨 Officer-Involved Shooting in Long Beach, California: The Long Beach Police Department released a critical incident briefing regarding an officer-involved shooting that occurred on August 8, 2021, in the 1700 block of Harbor Avenue. The suspect, Leonides Enriquez (28), was shot following an armed robbery spree, carjacking, and high-speed crash. What are your thoughts on this incident? Do you think the officers handled this situation properly? 👇

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Signs of AuDHD (autism + ADHD overlap) • Task paralysıs • Time blindness • Burnout cycles • Noise sensitivity • Decision Fatigue • Difficulty Resting • Strong inner critic • Needing clear rules • Pattern recognition • Rejection sensitivity • Emotional hangovers • trouble with changes • Trouble with small talk • Masking automatically • Strong justice sensitıvity • Talking a lot or not at al • Comfort obiects or rituals • Intense interests that rotate • Shutdowns after stimulation • Feeling misunderstood often • High empathy, low tolerance • Need structure, reject control • Feeling "too much" or "not enough" • Hyperfocus and chronic distractior • Sensory overload + sensory seeking • Craving routine and resisting routine • Intuitive - can feel things others can't • Overexplaining and then withdrawing • Forgetting hunger/thirst or not stopping Emotional intensity, delayed processing • Forgetting basics, but remembering details • Difficulty starting and then difficulty stopping

A college student with ADHD once explained why their essays end up filled with so many parentheses: “Neurotypical people think in straight lines. My brain thinks in a giant web where every single concept is physically holding hands with twelve other concepts.” In other words, their thoughts don’t unfold in a neat, step-by-step sequence. Instead, one idea immediately triggers several related ideas at once. While writing, it can feel impossible to ignore those connections because they all feel relevant and important, even if they branch off from the main point. Parentheses become a way to temporarily “park” those side thoughts without losing them. So the essay ends up reflecting the actual structure of their thinking: layered, branching, and constantly interlinked. What looks messy on the page is really an attempt to capture a mind that doesn’t move in a straight line, but in a network where everything is connected to everything else.

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How to understand ADHD overwhelm in 35 seconds.

The levels of consciousness. Which one are you in? 1. Survival level Life is focused on safety, basic needs, and avoiding danger. Decisions are driven by fear and the need for stability. 2. Desire level Attention shifts to pleasure, comfort, and personal satisfaction. Motivation comes from seeking enjoyment and avoiding discomfort. 3. Ego level Identity, achievement, and recognition become important. A person strives for success, status, and validation from others. 4. Awareness level Self-reflection begins. One starts questioning beliefs, habits, and the direction of life. There is a growing sense of responsibility for one’s choices. 5. Heart level Compassion, empathy, and connection with others increase. Relationships and meaning become more important than competition. 6. Intuitive level Inner guidance becomes stronger. A person feels connected to nature, life, and a deeper intelligence beyond logic. 7. Unity level There is a sense of oneness with existence. Peace, acceptance, and presence replace inner conflict and struggle. Now what level do you think you are in? ~ Unknown ✨🙌🏽💫

🗣️ Why Some People Interrupt (And It’s Not Always Rude) Ever noticed how some people cut in while others are talking—and wondered why? 🧠 Research shows it’s often not bad manners at all. Psychology suggests that interrupting can be linked to anxiety, excitement, or how the brain handles thoughts. When someone feels anxious, their mind creates a strong sense of urgency. Interrupting becomes a quick way to release thoughts, avoid discomfort, or calm inner stress. For others, it’s the fear of forgetting an idea, or their brain moving faster than the conversation. Studies also point to impulse control and attention differences playing a role. So next time someone interrupts, it might not be disrespect—it could be their mind racing ahead of their words. Understanding this shifts interrupting from a “rude habit” to a human cognitive response. Sources: Parade (psych experts), The Modern Field (behavioral psychology).

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