#adhd problems

[plumbprincess]

I'm not joking, I have like 30 tabs open with unread fanfics (I leave them open so I won't forget they exist) and I have no idea which one to read. I'm this close 👌 to getting overwhelmed and just reading one of my comfort fics and leaving the choosing a new one for future me. I hate living in my brain.

[garbagebinne]

[fanfic-writer-and-rambler]

Tim Drake being ADHD coded because I have ADHD and he is becoming my spirit animal.

Tim Drake enters his bedroom and looks around for a few minutes. He stands, placing his hands on his hips and sighs.

"Kay... What was I looking for again?"

He looked at his bed with clothes on the bed he was supposed to fold, that wasn't what he needed to do. The Lego tower he hadn't finished? No. Taking out his phone, he searched up a song to play while he guessed what it was he entered his room for.

"Which song to play while searching for the thing... Katy Perry? Can't focus with that. Lo-fi, too slow... I'm going to figure this out," Tim said, losing track of time.

His phone rang, he sees it's his brother Dick Grayson.

"'Ello?" Tim answered in a fake British accent.

"Did you find your sunglasses yet?" Dick asked.

Tim snapped his fingers laughing, "Sunglasses! That is what I came in for. No, I have not found them yet."

Dick sighed, already knowing what to say, "Are they on your head?"

Tim chuckled reaching on the top of his head, "No, I'm not that forgetful- Oh... They were on my head. I lifted them up to see my phone while ... I looked for driving music."

"Have you thought about getting the medication, no judgement, just... Consider it!" Dick said aggravated.

"Why the attitude?" Tim questioned, taken back by the rude tone.

"You were supposed to meet me at the theatre THIRTY MINUTES AGO!"

"Was I? Oh, look at the time, okay I'm leaving now." Tim chuckled leaving his room then walked back in to grab his car keys that he laid on his nightstand.

[letsventstuff]

Things would've been so great if you'd have chosen to stay just once, instead of leaving.

[cabbihugger]

Getting told I have adhd was interesting bc one part of me is like “no I can sit still” and the other is like “want to know about the one time the newsies cast messed up on a line on exactly September 25th 2016?” . Take your meds kiddos.

[abeautifulmenace]

Packing sucks...but ready for a fresh start ✨️

[feathers-little-nest]

Ok how to do shit. Like, start doing tasks and keep doing them. I don't want neurotypical advice, it doesn't work, planners don't work, exercising is a task by itself, etc. It's not a social media issue, I'm just starring at a fucking wall. And then even if I manage to start doing something, there's ~80% chance that I'll abandon it during the first 10 minutes. Includes everything, hobbies, eating, low effort tasks (like watching a show) etc. Did anyone have the same/similar issue and got better? Genuinely, if anyone has any advice, please share.

Again, no planners, no exercise, no ask other people for help, no put out distractions, no change environment (all of that didn't work/is not possible for me) and it includes not only starting but keeping doing the thing. Please please please I'll take anything

[dikdikpronouncedxylophone]

The most terrifying part of having memory issues is when you can feel something from 5 seconds ago be thrown out the window and there's an empty hole where it once was. You remember that you forgot something.

[bootleg-nessie]

When you accidentally remove the load-bearing pierogi and the entire contents of the freezer come spilling out

[garbagebinne]

[burntblueberrywaffles]

[I.D. an edited version of the "is this a pigeon" meme. A man with glasses, captioned "my overstimulated ass" points at a butterfly, captioned "someone making an annoying noise". At the bottom of the image, a dialogue caption reads "is this a crime deserving the death sentence?" end I.D.]

[angelasscribbles]

Neurodivergent Things

[angelsonthesideline]

[theadhdgoblin]

[allie-leth]

Friend of mine was dealing with a therapist's office and got frustrated with their actions, wrote out a letter to them, and this was part of their reply. I'm fucking livid.

The last line shows a fundamental misunderstanding of who the people who have those things are, who we actually are as a community. The idea that someone with ADHD or ASD cannot be eloquent is fucking absurd. The absolute condescension and blatant display of medical ignore is just infuriating.

[chronicsymptomsyndrome]

*displays textbook symptomatic behavior of my own disorder that I am well educated on* what’s my deal why am I like this