There doesn't have to be any kind of fear involved in that. That sounds a lot like what my brain does, you know? Having ADHD isn't just about being fidgety (although some people with ADHD are) or having trouble concentrating. It's also about entirely losing track of time. About being literally unable to make yourself get up and go to bed. About being unable to plan complex activities. About being unable to make decisions sometimes. It's about your brain bombarding you with a million more choices and ideas and TANGENTS than other brains do, and about your hormone response and receptor activity being way off.
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Having ADHD isn't just about being fidgety (although some people with ADHD are) or having trouble concentrating. It's also about entirely losing track of time. About being literally unable to make yourself get up and go to bed. About being unable to plan complex activities. About being unable to make decisions sometimes. It's about your brain bombarding you with a million more choices and ideas and TANGENTS than other brains do, and about your hormone response and receptor activity being way off.