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🚨 A MAN WITH ADHD EXPLAINS A NORMAL DAY — AND HALF THE INTERNET SAYS “THAT’S ME” He said finishing something doesn’t feel like winning. It just feels like relief that it’s over. Then the rest spilled out. He’ll obsess over a person or project and vanish on friends...

46,774 просмотров • 11 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля eric
eric11 дней назад

Oh no! I forget which tool I want by the time I get to the garage. Does that mean I have it too?

Фото профиля Wesley Parker
Wesley Parker11 дней назад

I have autism and ADHD neurotypicals will never understand the struggles

Фото профиля Chief full of Bull .
Chief full of Bull .11 дней назад

Well crap

Фото профиля Ronald G
Ronald G11 дней назад

My wife resembles this. She runs herself ragged mentally & physically. She knows it's oft exhausting but says she'll "use it 'til she loses it" & counts her blessings to still be so able & active at her older age.

Фото профиля Emily
Emily11 дней назад

Spot on.

Фото профиля Stacy Smith
Stacy Smith11 дней назад

These labels are ridiculous. The adults running to these labels are feeling disconnected and looking for ways to relate to others. They are focusing on these normal behaviors like “masking” and over analyzing every little thing about themselves. They want the labels.

Фото профиля Rwp137 🇺🇸
Rwp137 🇺🇸11 дней назад

ADHD is a made up disease for people who aren’t being challenged enough in something they excel at.

Фото профиля PALESA NTLAMELLE
PALESA NTLAMELLE11 дней назад

Oh my !!

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