I Feel Annoying As Fuck When I Start Infodumping But When Someone Else Starts Talking About Their Hyperfixation/special

I feel annoying as fuck when I start infodumping but when someone else starts talking about their hyperfixation/special interest I could literally listen to them for hours, I love how passionate they can get, it’s adorable!! Even if I wasn’t interested in the topic/thing before they make it sound so interesting because of their enthusiasm and interest for it :’)

the fbi, watching my computer screen as my adhd ass opens five new tabs about molecular biology, gay musical animatics, bigfoot sightings, tips for mental breakdowns, and my concentration music playlist: …is that bitch okay?

If we look at how almost every character in Undertale treats Papyrus, everyone talks about him as though he’s a young child despite him being either a late teen or young adult, and they all think of him as naive and innocent. However, the one person who explicitly states confidence in Papyrus (while also admitting he can be tricked easily by those who aren’t honest about their intentions) is Sans, Papyrus’s brother and therefore the one who knows him best. Additionally, in the neutral ending in which Papyrus becomes ruler of the Underground, we see him showing much more maturity than most characters give him credit for, even insuring a policy that humans can’t be judged all good or all bad–something we don’t see other rulers do.

Papyrus’s experience of being treated as childish and naive by everyone except his relatives despite showing a great deal of maturity is highly reminiscent of autistic teens/adults’ treatment in mainstream society and media. In this essay, I w

“The hallmark feature of ADHD has always been the inconsistency. Inconsistent engagement, inconsistent performance, inconsistent moods, etc. Activities that were done beautifully yesterday are terribly done today. Usually this is presented in a very judgmental way that the person with ADHD is ‘flighty, unreliable, unpredictable, or intentionally not trying.’”

— Adult and Teen ADHD Information, Dodson ADHD Center

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Excuse me. This is bullying. You are bullying me

ADHD culture is overusing ( ) and — and ; and … in everything you write because you have so many side thoughts that just GO there and wouldn’t make sense anywhere else

New tag game: are you a Too Many (Parenthesis) ADHD, a Too Many — em dashes — ADHD, a Too; Many; Semicolons; ADHD, or a Too…. Many…. Ellipses… ADHD…?