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all fanfiction is funnier and sexier and vastly better-written when you read it at three in the morning, in the dark, lying on your side, tucked into bed, with screen rotate turned off. that’s just how it works. that’s just facts.

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Look, I had three beers and started my additional medication week and a half ago, but

For the first time today in many years

my brain sincerely told me, without any doubt

“Why don't you love yourself? You actually make so much sense and you are a good person.” 

In proper zoomer manner, I can't

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road trip to the end of the world 🛺🗺

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Don’t worry, he’s just tired : )

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train on fire

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I think everyone who has ever cursorily related to adhd memes should actually open a new tab, type “symptoms of adhd,” and read a little bit about it. Relating to a meme doesn’t automatically mean you have adhd, but you also could have it without realizing.

If you read the symptoms, you might find that many or even most them fit you. If not, you’ll still have more understanding about what adhd people experience. There is literally no harm in learning more about adhd beyond memes.