thats both awfully unkind and ableist for the adhd lemmy community
Call me catty Any pronouns
thats both awfully unkind and ableist for the adhd lemmy community
this is it, still remember the joy of my first watch still rewatch it from time to time
actually one of my favorite movies
Tell me when you graduate from therapy! Otherwise there’s someone who will wake up and realize they’re missing their cunt
I’m not the target audience cause I’m still fairly young but I never really… understood feeling the need for lots of friends? I talk to family a lot and I don’t really want much more. I used to be in a friend group at a time and always thought it was too chaotic. Could be the autism? It’s probably the autism.
We’re rich!
yikes that username furthest to the right… military rp in roblox will be military rp in roblox
Been reading Rendezvous With Rama, incredible so far!
holy shit acknowledgement of bad religion online based ass shirt though, any particular album? or just band logo?
To… make fun of a terrible president who was a catalyst for country-wide hatred? I genuinely can’t tell if you’re a hexbear nerd or conservative nerd
Nothing to my knowledge, she has a few videos defending nonbinary identities and rejecting people insisting it’s one or the other. I have no idea where the takes in this comment section are even coming from
Used to use boost and then switched to Joey back on Reddit. I tried Connect at first on Lemmy, but it just kept crashing any time I scrolled far down. Switched to Liftoff for a while but had some issues with the way it manages accounts and I kept seeing the same posts over and over. Now I’m on Jerboa and I’ve had no issues with accounts, memory, or it not being customizable enough.
Going to have to disagree with this one. Saying /s is helpful for people like me who have a particularly hard time with interpreting text in casual contexts like this. Using /s doesn’t change the feel of the comment (at least in my eyes) and helps you understand the tone.
I used to be on ADHD stimulant meds up until I just tried living without them. Was on them as far back as I can remember, and then one day, I had no appetite, so I stopped and realized that the anxiety they gave me was hurting me more than I thought. Now, I’m on anxiety medication that sometimes makes it hard to focus, and I’m not entirely sure how to find that balance of being productive and not having panic attacks daily. Has anyone else experienced this?