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Do you or a loved one have ADHD and struggle with maintaining healthy relationships? Do you find yourself constantly frustrated and misunderstood in your relationships because of ADHD? Why is it so difficult to love someone with ADHD? Couples in healthy romantic relationships often face challenges such as communication breakdowns, trust issues and differences in values and lifestyles. In relationships where one partner has ADHD, these challenges can be amplified. ADHD can cause difficulties with organisation, time management and emotional regulation, which can lead to misunderstandings and frustration. Additionally, the partner who does not have ADHD may feel neglected or unimportant due to their partner's distractibility and forgetfulness. However, with the right strategies and support, couples can navigate these challenges and build a strong and loving relationship. Couple dynamics are unique and often complex, yet I highly recommend that you read this book if the following feelings surface in your relationship:Loneliness, ignored and unappreciated. Feeling tired of taking care of everything on your own and being the only responsible party in the relationship. Anger and emotional stalemate. Anger and resentment permeate many interactions with the ADHD spouse. Feeling that you cannot count on your partner. You always have to organise everything to make up for his or her forgetfulness. Frustration. A spouse without ADHD might feel as if the same issues keep coming back over and over again. Sometimes it seems that your partner does not care about you. Exhaustion and depletion. The spouse without ADHD carries too many responsibilities and no amount of effort seems to fix the relationship. You experience a lot of resentment, but also recognise the need to try and understand the situation. It can be a challenging and complex process. If you are the person with ADHD:You may feel constantly criticised for what you do. You may not feel respected as an equal when you tend to avoid your partner. You may feel like your partner is in control of every aspect of your life. You may feel ashamed. Sufferers of ADHD often hide a large amount of shame, sometimes compensating with bluster or retreat. You may feel overwhelmed, secretly or overtly, by the constant stress caused by ADHD symptoms. You may feel different. The brain is often racing, and people with ADHD experience the world in a way that others do not easily understand or relate to. You find that the partner without ADHD complains, nags and becomes increasingly resentful, while the ADHD partner feels judged and misunderstood, becomes defensive and pulls away. The individual with ADHD often has a sense that something is wrong, but may struggle to identify the root cause. They may have received a misdiagnosis earlier in life or only learned about their condition as an adult, leading them to believe they were unintelligent or incapable for much of their life. This book is a culmination of years of experience and expertise in maintaining healthy romantic relationships. It contains valuable insights and techniques that are essential to saving your relationship from potential pitfalls that could lead to a breakup. Do not wait until it is too late - get your hands on this book now to safeguard your relationship's future.

Do you often feel undeserving of love, insignificant and worthless? Do you struggle in your relationship but cannot imagine life without your partner? Deep down, do you know that you deserve better, but find it impossible to leave your partner? Does your partner frequently hurt you, then apologise, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and bewildered? The intricate and frequently puzzling response to these inquiries can be encapsulated in a simple phrase: Trauma Bonding. A prevalent instance is domestic abuse victims: a person might form a deep emotional connection with the abusive partner due to the recurring pattern of maltreatment and intervals of affection or regret. Do you often think about your relationship in these ways? "It is my fault - I make them angry." "She is under a lot of stress at work; she cannot help it. She will make it up to me later." "He is only like this because he loves me so much - you would not understand." "I will not leave him; he is my soulmate. You are just jealous." Trauma bonding with a narcissist can be draining for even the most mentally healthy individuals. But why does it happen? The bond forms from our basic human need for attachment as a survival mechanism. From there, abuse victims may become dependent on their abuser. Add in a cycle where the abuser repeatedly promises not to be abusive again and gains the victim's trust, and you have a complex emotional situation that affects even seemingly emotionally strong people. Trauma bonding is a nightmarish prison. Ending the relationship may cause the toxic bond to make you want to plead for your partner's return. This book specifically aims to help you: ¿ Identify the dangerous stages of Trauma Bonding. ¿ Understand when and why Trauma Bonding occurs (within families, friends, or peers). ¿ Dissolve toxic bonds in romantic relationships. ¿ Recognise factors that strengthen Trauma Bonds. ¿ Utilise tools and exercises to break Trauma Bonds. ¿ Develop a safe exit plan. ¿ Heal from a Trauma Bond. Attachment and dependence can create a Trauma Bond, as can an ongoing pattern of abuse and remorse. This cycle can continue indefinitely if not interrupted. This book is designed with YOU in mind, allowing you to progress at your own pace. By following a step-by-step approach, this book will guide you out of the emotional trap that you are in by identifying typical behaviours of victims and their tormentors and applying techniques to break these patterns. If you have formed a traumatic bond with someone, there is no need to feel ashamed. Our brains naturally search for survival strategies. This manual will walk you through each step, helping you break free from the combination of abuse and positive reinforcement that keeps you trapped in guilt, anxiety, and emotional pain.

Does your partner's past obsess you? Do you want to know every detail, even if you know it will hurt you? Do you fill in the blanks with absurd imaginary scenarios? Do you sometimes think that you are going crazy? The answer to the above questions, although complex and often confusing, can be given in two words: Retroactive Jealousy. Feeling jealous is normal. No one is thrilled about their partner's dating history; however, unlike the garden variety green-eyed monster, retroactive jealousy (RJ) describes an obsession or feelings of envy related to your partner's past, typically around their previous romantic or sexual relationships. Do you feel like you are trapped in an endless loop of negative thoughts, mentally exhausted, drained and short of energy? Letting retroactive jealousy escalate can be harmful to your peace of mind and your relationship. I recommend that you read this book if: You find yourself ruminating about your partner's past: You might find yourself repeatedly thinking about your partner's past and feeling envious of their previous partners. You digitally stalk their ex: You are on a casual FB, Instagram or Tik Tok scroll when you see a vaguely familiar name put like or comment on your partner's friend's post. Before you know it, you get sucked in, you find yourself lurking on your partner ex's profile trying to dig up all the information that you can. You are always making comparisons: You might narrow in on a specific person your partner dated before you and compare yourself to them. You doubt your partner: Jealousy can cause you to engage in unhealthy relationship behaviours such as checking up on your partner, doubting their word, or going through their phone.You may find yourself calling their friends or their workplace to check on their whereabouts, or reading their text messages to their ex. You find yourself imagining missing details: If you are unaware of the details of your partner's romantic history, it could be more enticing to imagine a more idealised version of their past. You might fear that your partner dated the most perfect, successful and beautiful people before you. RJ could be hell, you feel confused and misunderstood by your partner and friends. The good news? You can work through these feelings. Fortunately, there are methods in this manual to identify and interrupt dysfunctional patterns and cultivate new ones that are helpful and tailored to you. It is important to do this for yourself and your loved ones. You probably hate yourself for all those thoughts that obsess you, but before you start reading this manual I want you to be aware of three things: ¿Everything you are experiencing is not ridiculous, you are not crazy, and you are not alone. There is a way out and it is an extremely liberating feeling. This book was written for you. Act now!

The London Borough of Wandsworth covers the historic south-west London settlements of Battersea, Balham, Tooting, Putney and Wandsworth Town as well as Earlsfield, Roehampton and Southfields. The area has played an important role in Londons history through the ages and women from Wandsworth have been at the forefront of many significant moments in the areas history. In this book the stories of these remarkable women are explored; some of them are well known and others deserve greater attention. Amongst them are popular contemporary artistes such as RAYE, sportswomen like footballer Fara Williams, writers George Eliot and Nell Dunn, pre-Raphaelite artist Marie Stillman, British Intelligence officer Milicent Bagot, actress Margaret Rutherford, models Sophie Dahl and Nora Attal, as well as many other names and stories. Researched and written by four London guides with a plethora of local knowledge, Extraordinary Wandsworth Women is a celebration of some of the remarkable women in the history of Wandsworth borough. Their stories include tales of writers and artists, reformers and scientists, politics, public service and the law and much more. All those who would like to know more about the history of Wandsworth will find this book of interest, and it is hoped that this book will be an inspiration to future generations. Autorid: Jenni Bowley, Chris Everett, Jenny Rossiter, Elaine Wein

HOW MUCH DO WE KNOW ABOUT JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY? THE ONLY NOTIONS WE KNOW ARE THOSE LEARNED AT SCHOOL... BUT THERE IS A WHOLE HIDDEN WORLD TO DISCOVER, GREAT LEGENDS AND SCARY TALES OF MYTHS AND DEMONS NEVER TOLD THAT WILL REALLY IMMERSE YOU INTO THE REAL JAPANESE CULTURE!The myth of Japan is one of the most common beliefs held by the Japanese. In this view, Japan is an island nation, distinct in terms of culture and geography, mysterious and homogeneous. Of course, this is part of the Great Tradition, passed down to us through written materials, such as the Kojiki and Nihonshoki writings. The Great Tradition of Japanese legend is very much alive in modern Japan.This book is all about Japan and Japanese mythology and related subjects.This detailed book acquaints you with all the knowledge about Japanese Mythology.This book progresses in the form of stories of origin and folklore. It is an easy book to get through.This book comprises various topics that are covered in this book under the following heads:· Japan and Myths: Overview· Japanese Traditions and Mythology· Outlying Myth Complexes· Sources of Japanese Mythology· The Magic Of Mythology· The Japanese Religion· Origin Stories of Japanese Gods and Goddesses· Japanese Creatures and Spirits· Mythology in Modern Japan This book is an interesting one if you are new to Japanese Mythology. Learning about the myths can also tend you to connect with the Japanese people on various common grounds.If you want to visit Japan anytime soon, it's good enough for you to learn about the beautiful country, its people, and their beliefs through the medium of this book.So, what are you waiting for?Avail of this opportunity and grab your copy right now.