Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#353 Andy Kindler - OCD, ADD, Twitter Fights & More
#353 Andy Kindler - OCD, ADD, Twitter Fights & More
#353 Andy Kindler - OCD, ADD, Twitter Fights & More
Friday 20th October 2017
Andy Kindler joins 'Mental Illness Happy Hour' to discuss OCD, ADD, and his journey towards self-acceptance. Listen for humor and heartfelt insights.
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Get the buttons here!Andy Kindler Talks OCD, ADD, and Self-Acceptance on Mental Illness Happy Hour
I spent so much of my life defending against outbursts or defending against people not liking what I was doing by trying to justify it, because I realized that I couldn't accept myself as someone who wouldn't be perfect.
Picture battling OCD and ADD while trying to make people laugh for a living. That’s Andy Kindler’s reality, and in this episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', he shares his journey with host Paul Gilmartin. Andy, known for his work on 'Everybody Loves Raymond' and his stand-up on 'Letterman', opens up about the struggles that have shaped his life. He dives into his childhood, revealing how negative self-beliefs and self-hatred have fueled his fears and behaviors over the years.
But it’s not all doom and gloom; Andy's candid discussion includes moments of humor and self-realization that are both touching and relatable. Ever wondered how social media impacts mental health? Andy sheds light on his past battles with online critics and the exhausting need to defend himself. He talks about the journey towards self-acceptance and how he's learning to embrace his imperfections.
This conversation is a mix of raw honesty and light-hearted anecdotes, offering a unique perspective on living with mental health challenges. Whether you’re dealing with similar issues or just curious about the behind-the-scenes struggles of a comedian, this episode provides a heartfelt look into Andy’s world. Tune in for a blend of humor, vulnerability, and valuable insights that might just make you feel a little less alone.