Leon adhd hcs? 👉👈 you don’t have to hehe
Sure absolutely! I've no problems writing it at all. I just wanted not to rush the topic since it could come across as disrespectful to those that have ADHD you know?
But yeah. Leon strikes me as a guy that could easily have ADHD (especially from what I experienced until I was 6 and then watching my family member). So lets get thinking!
Thanks so much for your ask and sorry for the delay! Hope this was worth the wait!
• Leon struggled quite a lot as a small child.
• From a young age, he always found it hard to sit still and concentrate on anything unless it really interested him.
• He would often fidget quite a lot - jiggling his feet up and down, spin something in his fingers or tap a surface constantly.
• Getting him to do homework? Forget it.
• Unless it was sports or music, Leon didn't care.
• But he was pretty well behaved most of the time - polite and friendly and very very VERY talkative.
• It was when his parents caught him running along high walls with zero sense of danger that they started worrying and took him for a diagnosis.
• He was given meds to help him cope - but they ended up making him lose his appetite to the point he started losing weight.
• But what choice did his parents have? At school they weren't there to help and his teachers didn't understand and the doctors insisted that he needed them.
• He started to learn how to control his thinking, focus on his school work and be generally more sensible.
• But as he became a teenager, he started resenting the meds and refused to take them.
• He was already bullied by his teammates and after the Ken incident, he didn't want anyone to know he had to take childish medication.
• And of course once he stopped, all his symptoms came back.
• Now the well behaved boy became a nuisance.- mouthing off at teachers because he thought it would make him look cool.
• Homework would never get done and he was pretty much failing at everything.
• He knew it was bad, he knew it was upsetting his parents.
• But he had to keep up appearances and his ADHD just helped his charisma.
• And with charisma came the ladies - picking up and dropping them when it got too serious.
• Although his temper was worse now that he was older and got him into plenty of trouble.
• Unable to control his emotions, he would find himself defending his friends without hesitating and often came home battered and bruised.
• It was a saving grace that Hope's Peak recruited him because his parents were at end of their rope.
• They just wanted their little boy back - the one before the incident (of which they had no idea).
• It was after he turned 17 that they started seeing changes.
• Sure he still had mood swings, but he seemed happier in general and wanted to spend time with them again.
• Sure, he still struggled to concentrate, but he worked REALLY HARD on a project one holiday and came home pleased at the B he managed to get.
• Sure, he still struggled to keep still but he could sit downstairs for hours, hooked to his phone, smiling as his foot jiggled excitedly.
• SOMEONE was making Leon want to change.
• And he was working really hard to make sure he learnt to control his impulses.
• Sure there were bad days. Everyone has bad days.
• But there was more good than bad and that's all that mattered.