#timeblindness

[krisrisk]

Time is an illusion.

Unfortunately, I was never taught magic.

[alwaysgloaming]

ADHD time blindness is so odd. I say, as someone with such severe ADHD that a psych legit dropped mask and asked me how I was so normal (hint: I’m not).

Frex, days, weeks, months pass so quickly. I always feel like the work day has slipped through my fingers like water, my evenings are over in an eyeblink, and I’m almost always stressed by regular annual occurrences like holidays and tax season WEEKS in advance. Sometimes months. And yet when the date arrives it feels like it’s already over and the emotional recovery after feels incomplete because I need to start worrying about the next looming time gated thing. However this morning? I blinked surprisedly when I noticed how much time had passed from the moment that I glanced at my phone when exiting the shower to being fully dressed, shaved, moisturized and conditioned and sitting at my desk. It was two minutes. TWO.

Physically HOW, self!?

The world, and I, may never know.

[jazthepiratequeen]

Oh look, I sat down for two seconds and now it’s three hours later

[serialreblogger]

ADHD timeblindness is WILD, man. I have a quiet day at work that lets me hyperfocus on answering emails and listening to music with minimal distractions? BAM i've spent fifteen minutes in the office but somehow it's 4:30 and I'm getting paid for 8 hours of work

[theabyssmeowsback]

Anyone else timeblind?

[raayllum]

timeblindness haunting the narrative: 2/?

[raayllum]

Precisely.

1x06 / 6x05 / 3x03

[essaywritting12]

How to Complete an ADHD Thesis on Time? 8 Best Time Management Tips. Learn more at https://tr.ee/H8pPJg.

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