• LNRDrone ( LNRDrone@sopuli.xyz ) English
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      7 months ago

      Sure everyone should do it to some extent. The difference between ADHD and “normal” is if you can focus into one thread if you try. ADHD peeps often don’t have that control, it’s just uncontrollable slide from one thing to the next.

    • Kwakigra ( Kwakigra@beehaw.org ) English
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      7 months ago

      You know how thinking gets exhausting after a while and it’s frustrating because your brain won’t stop even when you’re already tired? People without adhd don’t have this issue because they choose when to have a train of thought and they stop when it gets too hard. We can’t choose.

  • melsaskca ( melsaskca@lemmy.ca ) English
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    7 months ago

    I’ve read a lot of characterizations that appear to be what all humans do, but is applied to the someone on the spectrum. Maybe I have ADHD or something similar? Maybe some of the characterizations are universal? We are all bent but each of us at a slightly different angle. Very unique, exactly in the same way as everyone else.

  • FreddiesLantern ( FreddiesLantern@leminal.space ) English
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    7 months ago
    1. Voice 1: That’s a good question, you see when I was first confronted with this issue I had no idea of how to solve it but then I remembered…
    2. V2: you already know what the outcome of this is why are you having this conversa-
    3. V1: that a friend of mine once solved a different problem in a way that could apply to this as wel.
    4. V3: oh great this again with the “oh look at me all fancy being interviewed”. Shut up.
    5. V2: no you shut up.
    6. V1: in that he used a potato peeler on an onion.
    7. V4: so imagine a wizard in a fantastical valley commanding a regiment of Elven archers. Mhhh tasty Warhammer nostalgia. Square bases. Goblin greeeeeeen.
    8. V1: I gotta pee.