Let’s talk about that loop your brain can’t seem to close—the unanswered message, the sudden silence, the what-if spiral you know is irrational… but still consumes you.

In this episode, Marie dives deep into the obsessive thought patterns that often show up in ADHD and autistic brains—especially after ghosting. Drawing from Chapter 6 of The Brain That Changes Itself by Norman Doidge, she explores why some neurodivergent minds latch onto unresolved social disconnects and how this isn’t weakness—it’s wiring.

This is the science behind your sensitivity—and your obsession with closure.

In this episode:

• Why ghosting hits different for neurodivergent brains
• The connection between OCD, ADHD, and obsessive thinking
• How your brain’s “open loops” are rooted in neuroplasticity
• What SORA Ally learns from these patterns to support emotional regulation

You’re not “too much.” You’re not broken.

Your brain’s just trying to finish a sentence no one else stuck around to hear.