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The ADHD leaving my body when someone tells me to "just do it"....🤦‍♂️

They act like I'm Nike or something.🙄

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This is why I don't read books.😫

This is a four-panel comic featuring Winnie the Pooh. At the top of the comic, there is a title that reads, "Me reading with ADHD be like:" with the four panels underneath: Top left panel: Winnie the Pooh looks confused, with the caption "The f*ck did I just read" over the image. Top right panel: Winnie the Pooh is reading a page intently, with the caption "reads entire page again." Bottom left panel: Winnie the Pooh appears to be in deep thought, with a background of a galaxy, representing a mind wandering. The caption says "Mind instantly goes everywhere else." Bottom right panel: Winnie the Pooh is once again reading the page intently, with the caption "reads entire page again."
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    I am in this meme and I don't like it...😳

    A meme that features a progression of increasingly enlightened brain images alongside text that describes different stages of project management or creative processes. There are four levels in total: 1. The top level shows a brain with minimal lighting and is labeled “Finishing projects.” 2. The second level has a brain with slightly more illumination and is labeled “Abandoning projects.” 3. The third level depicts a brain with more intense lighting and a glowing aura, labeled “Starting a new project before finishing the other.” 4. The bottom level shows an intensely illuminated and intricate brain, almost transcendental, labeled “Continuously coming up with new ideas without doing anything.”
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    The neverending list.🤦‍♂️

    SpongeBob SquarePants standing next to his pet snail, Gary. SpongeBob is holding a long, seemingly never-ending list that extends across the scene, with a piece of the list stuck to his forehead. The text on the image reads, “Me reading a list of all the things I should’ve done today but didn’t.” The image is watermarked with “@adhdbutterfly.” The scene is set in SpongeBob’s house, with the familiar blue and green striped wallpaper in the background.
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    It's a vicious circle.🤦‍♂️

    A meme featuring four different expressions of Alice from the animated film “Alice in Wonderland.” The meme is titled “The 4 stages of boredom with ADHD” and each panel illustrates a different stage: 1. The top left panel shows Alice with her hand on her cheek, looking up with a slightly dazed expression. The caption reads, “Can’t decide on anything.” 2. The top right panel shows Alice leaning forward with her hand on her face, looking tired and uninterested. The caption reads, “…everything is boring…” 3. The bottom left panel shows Alice with her head resting on her arm, looking extremely frustrated. The caption reads, “MAKE IT STOP.” 4. The bottom right panel shows Alice crying with tears streaming down her face. The caption reads, “Bored to literal tears.” The meme humorously represents the intense boredom and frustration experienced by someone with ADHD.
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    I usually have to say this at least 5x a week....🤦‍♂️😩

    A comic strip from “ADHDinos.” It features a blue dinosaur and a pink brain character having a conversation. Panel 1: The blue dinosaur says, “Uncontrollable leg bouncing, problematic impulsivity, and struggling intensely with focus doesn’t mean someone has ADHD.” Panel 2: The pink brain responds, “I do that stuff ALL the time and I don’t have ADHD.” Panel 3: The blue dinosaur looks at the pink brain silently. Panel 4: The blue dinosaur then asks, “Have you ever considered talking to someone?” At the bottom of the comic strip, there are icons for Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit, followed by the tag “/ADHDinos.”
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    I am in this picture...🤦‍♂️

    #ADHD #neurodivergent #neurodiversity #neurodiverse #neurodivergence #ADHDmemes #memes #meme

    A meme featuring a scene from "The Eric Andre Show." In the top half of the image, Eric Andre is seen shooting Hannibal Buress. The text over Eric Andre reads "My ADHD/ADD," and the text over Hannibal Buress reads "Productivity." In the bottom half of the image, Eric Andre turns around with a confused expression, and the text below him reads, "Why am I not getting things done?" This meme humorously illustrates the self-sabotaging effect ADHD/ADD can have on productivity, with the individual feeling confused about their lack of productivity despite their ADHD/ADD being the cause.
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    • BeAware , to random
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    Ugh. I hate wanting to do something but being absolutely unable to gather the will to do so...😩

    #ADHD #neurodivergent #neurodiversity #neurodiverse #neurodivergence

    BeAware , to random
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    Telling a random person that I have ADHD be like....😩🤦‍♂️

    A GIF meme that starts with the text “me: I have ADHD” at the top. Below, it shows a woman’s face looking overwhelmed, surrounded by various phrases and words representing common, often unhelpful responses people with ADHD might hear from others. These phrases include “not that bad,” “DRUGS!!!,” “hyperactivity?,” “tell them to embrace it,” “not real????,” “big pharma,” “yoga!,” “children!!!,” and “but… too quiet?” This meme captures the frustrating experience of having one’s ADHD misunderstood or dismissed by others.

    BeAware , to random
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    I feel like this is why it's so hard for me to make friends. I am who I am and I don't "hide" that in any way. So, when I meet someone new, I treat them as if they're my new best friend and that becomes an issue....🤦‍♂️

    A meme depicting a scene from the "Barbie" movie, where Margot Robbie's character is smiling and extending her arm. The top text reads, "ADHDers coming off too strong trying to make interesting conversations." Below the image, there is a caption in yellow text that says, "Do you guys ever think about dying?" This meme humorously highlights the tendency of people with ADHD to sometimes make unexpected or intense comments in social situations, in their effort to engage in interesting conversations.
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    Brains are SO strange.😅

    A meme using a scene from "The Office" TV show, featuring the character Pam Beesly. The top part of the image shows two pieces of paper. The left paper reads "30 minutes doing something that can’t hold your attention well," and the right paper reads "4+ hours doing something that can hold your attention well." Below, there is a caption saying, "Corporate needs you to find the difference between the amount of time these two tasks take," followed by Pam's face with the text "my time blind ADHD brain." The final caption at the bottom says, "They take the same amount of time." This meme humorously highlights the concept of time blindness often experienced by individuals with ADHD.
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    Me finding a new activity I'm enjoying...😳

    A popular meme template known as “Is This a Pigeon?”. It features an anime character, typically depicted as confused, looking at a butterfly. The character has short, dark hair, glasses, and is dressed in a white shirt with a red collar and a yellow undershirt. In this version, the butterfly is labeled “A spontaneous new activity,” and the character is captioned with “Is this my new life calling?”. The meme humorously captures the tendency of people, especially those with ADHD, to quickly become engrossed in new and spontaneous activities, often questioning if it’s their true passion or calling.
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    It feels like a "floor time" kinda day...😬

    A four-panel comic strip from “ADHDinos,” a series that humorously depicts the experiences of dinosaurs with ADHD. The comic features simple, colorful drawings of two dinosaurs, one pink and one blue, against a pale blue background. 1. First Panel: • The pink dinosaur suggests, “You could do the thing,” to the blue dinosaur. Both are standing on a green patch of ground. 2. Second Panel: • A close-up of the blue dinosaur looking thoughtful, perhaps considering the suggestion. 3. Third Panel: • The pink dinosaur offers an alternative: “How about floor time?” The blue dinosaur responds, “Oh okay, yeah,” showing acceptance of the idea. 4. Fourth Panel: • Both dinosaurs are now lying flat on the ground, indicating they chose to relax on the floor instead of doing any tasks. At the center of the comic, the name “ADHDinos” is prominently displayed, with social media icons for Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit at the bottom, along with the handle “/ADHDinos.” The overall tone of the comic is lighthearted and relatable, capturing a common experience for those with ADHD in a charming and humorous way.
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    Question for everyone, because I have no idea whether this is a neurodivergent thing or just a common human thing. Boost for reach and indicate whether or not you're neurodivergent, and if so, which variety/varieties.

    Do any other non-musicians get obsessed with a song/tune? I am not talking about involuntary earworms, I am talking about falling in love with a piece and thinking about it often and wanting to listen to it quite frequently.

    My relevant neurodivergence is ADHD and Tourette syndrome.

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    Good morning, Fediversians! Enjoy your !

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    @HippieScubaSteve ☝️

    BeAware , to random
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    SO true!!😬🤦‍♂️

    A meme that humorously illustrates the challenges of managing ADHD, particularly with taking medication. It consists of three panels, each with text overlaid on scenes from a movie or TV show. 1. First Panel: • The image shows a man (labeled “Me”) sitting calmly in a church pew with a neutral expression. • Behind him are three women (labeled “My ADHD”) pointing guns at him. • The text reads: “Me taking medication for my ADHD.” 2. Second Panel: • The same setting continues with the man now ducking down behind the pew. • The text above him reads: “My ADHD making me forget to take my medication.” 3. Third Panel: • The image shifts to a scene of a sniper (labeled “Double doses of medication because ADHD made me forget I actually took my medication”) aiming through a scope. • The sniper represents the consequence of taking an extra dose due to forgetting that the medication was already taken. The meme uses humor to depict the ongoing struggle and confusion experienced by individuals with ADHD in managing their medication.
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    Most neurotypicals, including some doctors, that don't understand neurodivergence....🤦‍♂️🤬

    A comic strip by Dani Donovan, illustrating a conversation about ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). The comic has four panels, each depicting a dialogue between two characters. 1. First Panel: • The character in the green shirt starts by saying, “So I have ADHD, and—” • The character in the blue shirt interrupts, saying, “ADHD isn’t real.” 2. Second Panel: • The green-shirt character, looking confused and frustrated, says, “…what” • The blue-shirt character continues, “And even if it is real, it’s SO over-diagnosed.” 3. Third Panel: • The green-shirt character, now looking increasingly annoyed, says nothing. • The blue-shirt character exclaims, “IT’S ALL A PLOY BY BIG PHARMA TO GET OUR KIDS HOOKED ON STIMULANTS.” 4. Fourth Panel: • The green-shirt character, visibly fed up, says, “Yeah, bye.” The comic strip humorously and critically addresses common misconceptions and dismissive attitudes towards ADHD. At the bottom right, there are credits: “adhddd.com” and “@danidonovan,” indicating the creator’s website and social media handle. The copyright notice “© 2020 Dani Donovan. All rights reserved.” is also visible, along with icons for Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest.
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    This is me every few days.😬

    A meme depicting a cycle related to managing medication for someone with AuDHD (Autism and ADHD). The central figure is a simplistic, somber drawing of a person with a distressed expression. Surrounding this figure are four captions arranged in a circular flow: At the top: "forgets to take medication cause out of sight out of mind" To the right: "places medications where I can see them" At the bottom: "is stressed from messy medication corner" To the left: "cleans up messy medication corner" The cycle repeats itself, humorously illustrating the struggle of maintaining a balance between remembering to take medication and keeping the medication area organized.
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    Does anybody have any tips on what employers can do to help neurodivergent employees at work?

    Boosts welcome.

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    Exactly why I don't read books...😬

    A meme that humorously depicts the experience of daydreaming while reading. It is a collage of three pictures: 1. The top left picture shows a man wearing glasses and a cap, looking intently at something off-screen. 2. The bottom left picture is a close-up of the man’s hand moving the gear shift in a car, shifting from “D” (Drive) to “R” (Reverse). 3. The right picture shows the same man looking to the side with a slightly sheepish or guilty expression. The text on the image reads: “Me reaching the end of the page but realizing I was daydreaming and didn’t actually read it.” This text humorously suggests that the man’s actions of driving in reverse are akin to having to go back and reread something after losing focus.
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    Please tell me! It's a constant struggle out here....😩

    A meme featuring a scene from the movie "Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith." The top part of the image has text that reads, "When I meet an ADHDer who completely has their act together:" Below this, the image shows a close-up of the character Anakin Skywalker, who has a serious and somewhat puzzled expression. The bottom part of the image contains the text, "Is it possible to learn this power?" The meme humorously conveys the sentiment of admiration and disbelief when encountering someone with ADHD who is highly organized and successful.
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    My three hunger modes, deeply inspired
    by ADHD:

    1. I'm so hungry I feel sick but I also
      hate all food.

    2. I'm not really hungry but the 6
      snacks I had clearly weren't the correct
      ones

    3. Bit more cheese.

    #ADHD #Neurodivergent #Neurodiversity #Neurodiverse #Neurodivergence #ADHDmemes #Memes #Meme

    BeAware , to random
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    I feel like this is me....no not the pretentious part...I just feel like my ADHD is on a whole other level sometimes.😅

    #ADHD #neurodivergent #neurodiversity #neurodiverse #neurodivergence #ADHDmemes #memes #meme

    BeAware , to random
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    Dopamine go brrrrr....😂

    A humorous four-panel meme depicting a sequence that plays on stereotypes about individuals with ADHD and their reactions to completing tasks. The first panel shows a man looking contemplative, perhaps reflecting on the task he has just completed. In the second panel, he rewards himself with a cigarette, his expression satisfied. The third and fourth panels show him further indulging in celebration by taking a swig from a bottle of liquor, with the final panel featuring him enjoying the drink thoroughly. The meme's caption reads: "ADHDers after crossing off one item from their to-do list," suggesting a comedic exaggeration of the satisfaction and relief felt after completing even a single task.
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    ADHD: puts off doing small but necessary tasks for weeks on end because they just seem too haaaaaaard

    also ADHD: drops everything and
    spends 14 hours straight doing 150% of an unnecessary and highly- involved task that no one asked for without taking a single break to eat or pee

    #ADHD #neurodivergent #neurodiversity #neurodiverse #neurodivergence #ADHDmemes

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