Why does the author frame it as if either of these could be voluntarily changed
this post was submitted on 22 May 2025
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It's not the author, it's the neurotypical dino. I think the point is that neurotypical people think ADHD behaviors/symptoms are voluntary.
The last line should be something like "Also yes, your point? I think I have somewhere to be, and this conversation is running a bit long."
Yes, and I have every intention to change it, when I manage to refocus myself next week.
I KNOW I said that last week, but I got distracted, I won't next week. Definitely.
I don’t have places to be if I can at all avoid it
Yeah first thing I thought too