In this episode we meet a long time friend who found himself in a difficult and sometimes harrowing situation.

This tall dark and handsome fellow had years of harassment and on line abuse from ex associates - so much so in their own words - it may well be deemed as 'stalking'.

Some events and experiences within this episode can come across as triggering for some people - But this is a real life situation, and my guest wanted to come and share their experience. Just so people are aware of what to look out for, the help that may or not be available and of course with names protected in an ongoing situation.

I asked if any of the situations could be avoided and what they could have done to prevent areas of the discussion. Until you realise of what they went through, you cant help but feel sorry for them.

Topics discussed:
- Stalking
- Harassment
- Social Media presence
- Friends that are not friends
- Drug addictions
- Police and Not Police

TRIGGER WARNING
DISCUSSIONS OF DRUG ADDICTIONS

After a very successful first episode, Jay is back with more answers and personal experience of the man with diagnosed ADHD. With no script and a few notes on the phone, we went in RAW - Discussing everything from:

- Dopa-mining
- Autism
- Traits
- Hoarding
- Compulsive Spending in Adulthood
- Social Media and ADHD
- Part Time Wardrobes

There's a lot of laughter, 'erms' and pauses - but what do you expect...

WE HAVE ADHD !

All experiences are our own.

In this Episode we meet a long time friend.

This woman gets the credit for the podcast in all of its entirety and is the very inspiration for the changes, the influence and the support for not only the host but for many people within her circle.

Without the topics discussed within the episode, there would have not been an Unfiltered Mouths!

We discuss everything ADHD based including:

- Relationships
- Medication
- Stimming
- Distractions
- Trauma
- Friendships

There are discussions that may trigger emotions and please remember, these are unfiltered views based on our own experiences.