#adhdmood

[marsjart]

i finally closed all my tabs and i already opened like, 15 in 4 different windows 

[thecanadianmushroomnerd]

Do other ppl with ADHD ever struggle with serving/waitressing? Like you can't focus on the tray in your hand and walking and finding the table at the same time?

Holding the drink tray level is an impossible task

[fallenthrough]

ADHD mood. I don’t even like HIMYM but suddenly I had to read its entire Wikipedia page along with all the subpages. Help

[cicutamaculta]

me: driving with adhd cant be this bad, I can do it!

me in driving lessons:

" f**king idiot!" hits gas

"omg look cows" *stalls the engine while going 50kmh*

*randomly curses at everyone&everything* "GO FASTER! DRIVE MTHERFUCKER!!" WHAT THE EFF ARE YOU DOING?! YOU THINK YOURE FASTER THAN ME YOU LIL BIFF WELL WATCH ME?!! "

*drives like a grandma on crack in dangerous zones, because being to attentive to the details at the side of the road, getting lost in it and forgetting that I have to operate a vehicle also*

*drives normally, dangerous zone ahead:* HITS GAS*

*HITS BRAKES* *TAKES CURVES LIKE TOKYO DRIFT*

*my driving instructor the whole time who was confident in her abilities before teaching me*

[thegingeralien]

I’ve never been good at writing or able to keep a journal for more than the 4 days of hyperfixation, but I am currently trying!

I have a bullet journal where I track the books I’m reading, novels I want to buy, favourite books each month, and seeing if I can get a more diverse selection of books!

But I also have a normal journal where I am writing down 3 things I’m grateful for each day, and occasionally I’ll also write down anything that might be bothering me or taking up too much space in my brain.

The reason I am making this post is: does anyone have recommendations for things they journal about (either in a traditional journal or a bullet journal) that helps them. Either with ADHD or just in general. I want to slowly do more because I am really liking writing, but I just don’t know what to do!!

[awesomlyautistic]

Rather than trying to stunt and dope-up ADHD kids with meds, why don't we as a society just learn to accept and accommodate them?

That's not even getting into the fact that sitting in a sterile room for hours on end can be tough even for kids without ADHD.

[shanoodleskidoodle]

ADHD is: scrolling through your dash but not being able to read any long posts because you get really restless and can’t focus but then you feel super bad because what if this is something you really need to reblog or something that’s really important to someone but you just can’t do it because your brain’s an asshole-

[irrelevant-ramblings]

Someone: oh man working from home is so hard u know? Like everything can be so distracting

Me, trying not to laugh knowing full well this is my life every day, work from home or not: mmmm yea