DESR, or deficient emotional self-regulation, is a core facet of ADHD that carries significant consequences. However, it is not included the disorder’s diagnostic criteria. As new research confirms the prominent role emotional dysregulation plays in ADHD’s appearance and individual patient outcomes , that may be changing. Here, learn about DESR, its central role in ADHD, along with implications for diagnosis and treatment.

so I guess this post means a lot to me , as it conveys a very strong message : some people think showing emotions makes us too sensitive, some people think emotions makes us weak , so people think boys cannot show their emotions ( this is for ya boys out there !) but emotions are us , they show what we feel , what we think , it’s literally makes us , therefore emotions are a vital part of us , a vital part of making us human :)