Just A Few More Days, Dont Miss Your Chance!

Just a few more days, don’t miss your chance!

Spidy Istg we are literally the same person

fan fiction is SO addicting to people with ADHD because our brains aren't innattentive, they're just constantly searching out sources of dopamine because we don't produce enough on our own. fan fiction supplies us with an endless archive of free stories - long and short - containing characters we already love and we can just devour story after story after story one after another and it feels SO GOOD.

Thinking about that time in sixth grade when I kissed my brother on the cheek in the hallway (he was in eighth grade) and a teacher yelled at us for it and said she was gonna call our parents. She didn’t realize we were siblings, even though my brother and I look a lot alike, and her face when we gave her the same phone number to call our “moms” (same mom) was priceless. 😆

when you tell a girl her outfit is really cute and she does a little pose thing then smiles, reblog if u agree

If you guys have ADD/ADHD, autism, OCD, or something else that affects your ability to concentrate, I highly recommend the chrome extension Mercury Reader. You just open whatever link you're using, then click on the MR icon (it should look like a rocket) and it'll simplify the page so that it's in a focus-friendly layout. Instead of having random pictures and word boxes all over the screen, it'll be in a vertical format with nothing to distract you so you can focus on what's important. You can also adjust the text size (small, medium, large), font (serif, sans), and theme (light, dark). And the best part is, it's completely free! It's honestly one of the best things I've ever downloaded.

This is an article without the extension. See that messy format, and how the actual article content only takes up a fraction of the page? It's no wonder it took me 7 hours to write that paper.

The same article, this time with Mercury. The user-friendly settings are at the top, and the rest of the article is formatted vertically down the middle with no free-roaming pictures or words. How nice.