@youdontknowme__35: i wish i could be 160 lbs #fypシ #adhd

sme :

alcoholic here with adhd. im 45 days sober. its my 800th try. wish me luck.

sludge :

This is my life

Arnaud :

This, taking a shower, dishes, cleaning, get out of bed… is this normal or should I maybe like be concerned and see a doc chat?

Greedy_ :

i folded my clothes after washing it :)

phantom :

I feel like everything is a task. Literally everything!

🐒carlett :

I feel too sick to eat but I feel sick because I havent eaten

C0NN0R :

I said i was gonna sleep at 1 its 2:30 now

Ki🧟‍♀️ :

I dont go to the toilet until its really painful cuz i dont want to get up

gerardyoung :

again? I'm trying to lose weight

strawberry :

Eating feels like having to pull into the gas station when u can't be bothered and you just wanna go home after work but you know you need to get gas or you won't last till tmr

john marston :

Rat🐌🐻‍❄🏔🫧 :

me to and it fucking sucks because I cant stop myself

salafi lebo :

spending like 3 hours wanting to get out of bed sucks.

@solaflare :

If only this young man knew how profoundly intelligent he truly was. His insights, though seemingly simple, resonate with a depth that many fail to recognize. I have battled with this exact affliction for the entirety of my life, grappling with its complexities without ever finding the words to express the turmoil it brings. This young man, in a moment of clarity, has managed to articulate something that millions endure daily, yet struggle to define or even acknowledge. The experience of living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often a silent struggle, an invisible weight that many carry alone. It manifests in myriad ways, from the inability to focus on mundane tasks to the overwhelming flood of thoughts that can drown out the world. Only those who suffer from it truly understand the profound truths hidden beneath the surface—how ADHD can disrupt lives, relationships, and dreams, often leaving individuals feeling isolated in their battles. It is a condition that demands recognition and understanding, yet remains shrouded in misunderstanding and stigma. The courage to speak out, as this young man has done, sheds light on the silent struggles faced by so many, opening the door for conversations that can lead to greater awareness and empathy.

Jayde :

and the worse part is i know i am fully capable of doing these tasks or doing anything i want, but i just sit there witnessing myself fail

B.D.H :

No one talks about the short term motivation. You’ll be interested and involved and motivated in something. Then after 2 months you’re so burnt out and just stop it completely, I’ve done it for so many things, basketball, fishing, football, working out. I do it for 2 months hard asf then just stop

Dzonoon :

So I’m not the only one who sits and does nothing even tho my stomach hurts from hunger

duhb9a52.0 :

Bro u just explained something I’ve struggled to explain to my self for so long thank you

Mephiles :

I have no drive to do anything