ADHD (Short Film)

[@ireitman1087]

As an introvert with adhd, this video is perfectly describes my life

[@trinachakraborty1330]

Not all wounds are visible.. so accurate

[@MohdJaved-rx4hd]

Hi

[@zoevillanoy2710]

As someone diagnosed with ADHD, I laughed and felt his pain. I literally feel for this guy especially the repetition of moments that already happened. I was like: ME TOO MATE ME TOO the entire time

[@SethLovesBikes]

Hey Zoe, i'm glad that you share the same feelings! I learned so much about my diagnosis during the making of this film. I learned that ADHD is so much more than just a distorder! It's an advantage we are born with as we have the ability to think out of the box in another perspective during any situation and I really hope you can use it to your advantage too! ADHD has always the key to every successful idea I've had.

[@thesimulacrum]

WAIT FUCK THAT'S AN ADHD THING I THOUGHT THAT WAS JUST A THING AND I HAPPENED TO HAVE ADHD

[@pallavshishupal4177]

@@SethLovesBikes my kid hv adhd, bt he is so brilliant

[@SethLovesBikes]

@@pallavshishupal4177 ADHD kids ARE brilliant! We just need the right support and environments :D

[@pallavshishupal4177]

@@SethLovesBikes yes u r right

[@user-ux5td4qr1g]

When you have ADHD, you can really relate to these videos.

[@emmamans2675]

NANapoli yep. Not been diagnosed, but I've had symptoms since I was little...

[@aubreyklotsch6862]

Emma Mans then go to the doctor, don’t self diagnose

[@carlosacostaj]

NANapoli facts

[@SufficientDaikon]

you don't say

[@znaykashuffler]

True! I was diagnose when i was 6, now i'm 21... Everything in this video happened to me, including the emotion that sometimes will explode anytime

[@CoolDj0101]

The accuracy of this film is insane. Coming as someone with ADHD

[@omem6054]

Zach Mirsky its accurate for me but not the angry part or the anger issues, i have ADD tho

[@thepowerfulkiller8474]

I think he have anger issues aswell other than ADHD,I have no ADHD btw so I don't know much about it till I saw this video

[@JMylop]

esta ve Anger comes with the impulsivity and inability to express your emotions. it can be really fucking difficult sometimes especially when you realise what you’ve done after you’ve calmed down

[@judithgeagea7396]

@@omem6054 People with ADHD are impulsive. Sometimes they react aggressively with loud voice. Than, they realize that nothing is worth.

[@judithgeagea7396]

@@JMylop Yes that's right.

[@clerber7886]

I absolutely love this short film! Not just because I have ADHD and can relate, but because it is so accurate and I really think that more people need to see this film.

[@somaccino]

It brought light upon a very significant part of ADHD Emotional Dysregulation

[@funnyvalentine5407]

Toshi Exactly

[@tegarafs]

😭😭😭😭😭 i realize that i have ADHD at 24 and watch this film just make me feeling how hard Ken feels in that position 😓

[@Mistermunchkin]

having ADHD can be really annoying bc it makes like everything harder and teachers don't understand

[@little11clarinet]

Ok so I’m not the only one that replays stuff in their head all day

[@lifegoeson6461]

Too accurate. No other video has perfectly captured what we experience and go through. Coincidentally , whenever I recollect how I reached a place or near past incidents , I remember your video as well. . I feel restless but keep anger under control. Time sense is another big I struggle with . I love learning but classroom is a prison for me unless the teacher makes it engaging and interactive

[@reedfinn7826]

Not diagnosed but at 49 years old, I was called lazy at school for taking 3 hours to do a page of work. So I can relate.

[@jagottem100]

Bro I have ADHD, Autism, and ODD. And what I experience is far more difficult, but yet this is accurate for someone with just ADHD

[@goofball2228]

2:45 ah yes the ADHD outburst. So relatable! That literally used to be me.

[@nikihtta]

Why would someone rat another person out for cheating like he’s not trying to steal your smartness just past the test

[@tehrinny7031]

He may not have even been looking with the intent to cheat. I have to put a lot of concentration into not staring at people. A simple look up from a test to think, turns into a look of curiosity and in comes the thoughts "oh I like her hairstyle, I think i saw that purple shirt she's wearing on sale at the mall, but I didn't get it because I really like a more bluish shade of purple than pinkish, come to think of it I really prefer cool colors. Oh wait, this was a test. Oh crap I forgot that assignment from yesterday." And so the person sees and suspects you were cheating. Why else would anyone be looking over at you during a test, right? Wrong. He probably wasn't even aware of it and was probably thinking about yesterday. Although ADHD can occur in anyone regardless of intellect, the more intelligence you have, the higher probability that you have something like ADHD, high functioning autism, Aspergers, or learning disabilities. He may very well be the smartest damn person in the class, but presents like a complete careless idiot. I can't count the number of teachers who believed I was stupid. I actually found a report from a teacher who claimed I had low intellectuality in 1st grade. A few pages later an IQ test administered by the school psychologist determined I had a high IQ and could do the work of a 5th grader easily. So smart folks with untreated ADHD often underachieve a LOT. It's a sad reality a lot of us face if left untreated/undiagnosed. Thank you for attending my tedtalk.

[@oitsme912]

Bobbi Shaw so u think people should treat it? Cause ive seen oher peoples comments and they dont like being on the med..?

[@tehrinny7031]

@@oitsme912 There are various different medications. Some people react better to some than others. Many people prefer not to be medicated and go different routes to treat it, such as diet change, cognitive behavioral therapy, seeing an adhd coach. I'm finding medication to be a game changer for me.

[@oitsme912]

Bobbi Shaw aghh i dont know what to do

[@jewels3846]

@@oitsme912 I chose medications because I needed something to help. I was spiraling before my diagnoses at 25 and was on my second year of medical leave because my mental health was at the point it was impacting me physically and I lost 60 pounds in less than 3 months because I just couldnt eat from the constant stress. My diagnoses was a surprise as when i saw my new psychologist (first one was super sexist and never took me serious) I never even thought ADHD could be the issue. I am on concerta and I reacted well to it but there are so many different types including non-stimulant options because everyone can react differently to the meds even though they would fall have ADHD I went back to work within 3 months (my work required my psychologist to sign off on it) and have been back at work for a year. It also helps me control my emotions better. I still feel the same emotions but instead of being stuck in those thought loops all day, I can shrug off the bad times quicker-usually within 30 min-1 hour And I know for me its the meds because when they were off at night I am the same person I was before meds. I even had a meltdown tonight because my meds were wearing off amd I was over stimulated. Suddenly 3 family members and the dog joined me outside and the sudden noise increase when i was already overstimulated and tired was too much. I can only say, if you feel like meds might help talk with your doctor about the options. Its not a one size or dose fits all and some people feel better not being on meds. And if the meds make you feel like a zombie/change who you are/have bad side effects then that is not the right med for you. I am the same person in terms of my personality. I just can choose to focus and get my work done when I want too, have a better control of my emotions so I dont over react to all the negative or have it stick with me all day and it clears my head from feeling so full of every thought that crosses my brain to only having the one train of thought in my head Whatever you decide is best for you just realise you arent alone or broken. And it isnt your fault that your brain works like this, we are born with ADHD

[@heartbreakkid1182]

I told my teacher i had ADHD he d Said "idc it dosent mean you can do whatever you want"

[@echfx9201]

Heart break Kid fuck that teacher

[@yusufzulfi]

Fuck your teacher.

[@ikegreger315]

Heart break Kid my teacher calls it an excuse

[@kO_EC]

@@echfx9201 its overacting

[@echfx9201]

Gill ਸਾਹਿਬ I’m overreacting?

[@theanorexicboy1566]

you know how how it feels, thanks for making this movie :)

[@happyandblessed5640]

ADHD, my old friend. The assignment bit was great, can so relate. Mind you if that was me, I would probably search in my bag endlessly and in the next lesson find I had the assignment in my bag all along. Loved this!

[@hamzagallo2000]

I’ve told myself so much that it was simply being lazy, so much so that now I’m relating a little too much with others that have ADHD I feel like that’s not it because it was the laziness. Deep down I knew i was never lazy it was just the best explanation

[@riley_6363]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT IT FEELS LIKE!

[@kO_EC]

It's overacting

[@goofball2228]

@@kO_EC no it’s not trust me

[@Garfield_Minecraft]

the last part is final phase when you can't hold it anymore

[@landreeisrt6736]

Soo i told my teacher i have adhd she said she didnt believe me and put me in a damn corner

[@sensualizer]

Put you in a corner?! Damn I wouldn't like a teacher like that.

[@gamma3461]

thats just a bad teacher then

[@promethanol4162]

Stupid ass teacher

[@Nico-Callahan]

i did this and she put me in the corner so that I wouldn’t distract anyone

[@yo1soy1unepic78]

Saame except she told me that she didnt care

[@justfelix30]

What in the actual hell why is this video so accurate...

[@vintan5934]

I'm was diagnosed with adhd at 14 due to being bullied and got agitated at school back then screaming and hurting myself. Many people I came across have always either look down on my ADHD or else most think ADHD is nth or normal since I think like normal human, 6 years after ord from army I find myself no where, happiness, purpose alone still without a career. Yesterday even one of a peer support specialist in institute of mental health even provoke, agitated and threaten me to call security just because he think I'm ignorant but fail to realise he provoke me to such anger. I really felt so much hate in this society after meeting so many people treat people with ADHD like shit.

[@auliaangraini33]

same here. I cried almost everynight but it won't stop me to prove to anyone that I still can be a success person even with this ADHD. This is a pain that as adhd will forget but repeat again and again. So I will make this life to pay me back. Those tears and pains won't come out useless. stay strong, stay live. People may doubt me but I won't doubt my self

[@sreelakshmikurapati9766]

@@auliaangraini33 my best wishes to you. Keep up the faith and determination

[@sreelakshmikurapati9766]

Wish you success and happiness

[@shruunen2780]

I have ADHD, impulsive type, severe. And I can really relate to this. I once got angry and smashed my friends bag the whiteboard and threw a chair at my teacher.

[@aubreyklotsch6862]

I have the same type

[@Bharat22158]

mine was not severe but mild but I threw duster on my teacher but it didn't hit her that was 6 years ago now I am dealing much better with it

[@goofball2228]

I have the combined type and I once got so angry that I kicked down a door.

[@shruunen2780]

@@goofball2228 you karate kid or some shit bro? A door? Jesus fucking christ

[@ILoveMaths07]

What happened after that?

[@rashedkhzai373]

I even forget to wear a watch that's how bad my adhd is, props to this guy for remembering to wear a watch

[@goofball2228]

I have ADHD and I certainly did have outbursts but I never cheated on tests. People cheated off me.

[@Steampoodle]

Good thing it was a short film or else I would have gotten distracted and would never had made it to the end.

[@chloelewis3511]

I feel and act like this all the time because I have adhd and autism

[@williamooi6154]

Same lol how old are you

[@axl5068]

I’m not sure if I have adhd but sometimes I can see miself doing something else then doing it but forgetting what I was actually doing. I also never stop moving and I can rethink what I or someone else said. It’s very strange🤔...or it might just be mild and I’m not taking this from the film I promise I literally thought it was normal...or maybe it is.

[@voviapr6778]

Thanks for the movie.

[@yusufzulfi]

If you think this is ADHD.... then what I am experiencing is 10x worst then. When Ken threw a fit and there was a scene replaying of the student and the teacher. For me that will experience at least 50x afterwards until the next day. I will be a maniac and lose control of everything. Like even sometimes I would suddenly be suprised of the what I am currently doing because my soul is floating.

[@MsKebik]

Me at the school but I could survive,...I studied after class or after got up in the morning...just relax, vegetables and fruit as a meal everyday...(sorry for my English)

[@phoebemays3510]

I have ADD myself and I totally relate with the whole "i swear i did my homework last night, it was right here" thing...

[@kO_EC]

What is add,,And its overacting dear

[@phoebemays3510]

@@kO_EC Attention Deficit Disorder - with out the hyper part. That's what doctors are calling it now.

[@therealmsR]

@@phoebemays3510 think i got that

[@Bharat22158]

Let me as a adhder also a dyslexic Asperger's guy make one thing clear we guys don't want your attention it's our own attention which is a problem we only want dopamine good short film very relatable.

[@jackgrater14]

I liked it. Was thought out and can relate.

[@leilanilovesjesus4192]

My whole life really I’m not the only one

[@randymulder9105]

Excellent. That's me. For life. It's a very tough life even with help.

[@dulcemeil2023]

Teachers need to become more aware of the symtoms. Or sighns of adhd..so that they can better understand and help their student

[@gaganiepitipanaarachchi6762]

not all wounds are visible 😶 so true

[@Kenw4]

10/10

[@hebihebi6818]

Now I know what I want to do in my life

[@kO_EC]

What u wanna do

[@Maykay1312]

And i feal restless all the time

[@dragoplaze6740]

It's like you recorded my life

[@juliobrayen6215]

I have adhd too guys let's cheers up for adhd worlds , gbu special kids

[@maryannbiss9307]

As an adult, constantly having to move your body cause you can't sit still, people think you're weird instantly

[@nuraimanmuhammadjubir932]

i think what i did is remembering back a place that years many go when i been there before and which i quite remember the surrounding but trying to make it in 3D . and at some point i use that place to remember any calculus formula or any others subject theory . i use them as a library to store something i know i will forgot one day but at some point i cannot store a lot of memory at one place but i only stuck at certain place only not all places.

[@dragoplaze6740]

I don't know if I have adhd but I kinda cried to this cause I relate

[@pocahoetrans7973]

I clicked on this video to see if I have adhd or add but I couldnt focus so I scrolled down the comments while the video was still playing. Okay. Imma get back to my video now lol.

[@juicetin8280]

Does this come in english

[@lesterawhh4323]

By any chance, are you from Nitec in Visual Effects course ? Haha just wondering only as im currently waiting for my N Level results this thursday (18Dec) and im expecting to go to Nitec in Visual Effects :D And this short film is really one of the film, where the movie really shows how a person lives with ABHD, which is really quite hard. Amazing talent indeed!!

[@lesterawhh4323]

***** Oh haha, thats cool bro :)

[@lesterawhh4323]

***** Really excited to see ur future films :) You can call me ur fan i guess, hehehehe

[@angelbrownie1]

this is off topic because I'm dyslexic and just only found out that I also have adhd the whole entire time. But when i was younger in grade school, my parents told my maths and principle teacher that I'm dyslexic and my teacher and principle laughed it off and they said my parents were crazy. some school lol

[@pixelpulse_boy]

I wanna know is ADHD similar to depression?

[@gerardjunefuentes8488]

How can i seek help here in the Philippines?

[@albertkristian1894]

Just looks like me, i cant be quiet and hard to focus something

[@liltomboy2593]

I dont know if I have ADHD but I think it's possible. I can never focus and if I do it's about five minutes. I always forget things like what I was bout to do or where I put things. I always lose smth and never find it. I'm very energetic and do good in music, PE, Arts but I have troubles with all the other subjects because I can't focus on what the teacher is saying and I often daydream or zoom out. I need to ask my seat mate or friend to keep me in check if I do these things so the teacher won't notice me not paying attention. I have a hard time reading German (I'm going to an Austrian school so it's a main subject) like the words don't make sense and some letter disappear while other move a bit or change shape. I'm going to repeat the 9th grade because I can't pass the class. I'm a C student and my GPA was 2.8 or smth. I'm not stupid but I'm hopeless in by he acedemic area I'll probably drop out of school and have a part time job, oh well. I have low self-esteem and anxiety but I have a group of friends but I dont talk a lot. My mom drank alcohol and smoked during my whole pregnancy and the docter said it would be a bad idea for her to stop doing so. As a kid I never listened and I would always run around and be active, my punishment would often be that I have to stay still for five minutes but I could never do that. My legs or hands would move a lot and tbh they still do that today. 😅

[@soso3792]

I think that it does sound like ADHD, but there could be dyslexia in it as well. I think one thing you can do is to check with a counsellor or doctor to find out the root of the problem. Coming from someone with ADHD

[@sidoniamorales8628]

The criteria you have to meet to be diagnosed with ADHD is this:A persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity- impulsivity that interfere with functioning or development asA Inattention: 6 or more of the following symptoms are persistent and happens often: 1 fails to give close attention to details or makes careless mistakes in schoolwork 2 difficulty sustaining attention in tasks or play activities 3 does not seem to listen when spoken directly 4 does not follow through on instruction and fails to finish schoolwork, chores... 5 difficulty organizing tasks and activities 6 avoid, dislike or is reluctant to engage in tasks that require sustained mental effort 7 often looses things necessary for tasks or activities, 8 easily distracted by extraneous stimuli 9 forgetful in daily activities B Hyperactivity-Impulsivity: 6 or more persistent and inconsistent with developmental level. Often... 1 fidgets with or taps hands or feet or squirms in seat 2 leaves seat in situation when remaining seated is expected 3 runs about or climbs in situations where it is inappropriate 4 unable to play or engage in leisure activities 5 "on to go" acting like is "driven by motor" 6 talks excessively 7 blurts out an answer before a question has been completed 8 has difficulty waiting his/her turn 9 interrupts or intrudes others

[@sidoniamorales8628]

Some people can have mostly attention deficit, with only some hyperactivity and impulsivity. If you can force a little to not drop out school it would be great. But whatever you manage to do, never give up your passion, that is the only thing you can do with not too much effort. People with ADHD are not all the same, their personality can help them to succeed in life very well if they are enough creative in defeating these symptoms and leave well with them. Learning other language can be quite easy if you speak it every day, no matter how bad with people who speaks it perfect. Stay toon with your passion.

[@muhammadsajjadshahid5552]

He didn't forget his card on table though

[@onlinebusinessguide8966]

i was same in the study even now, how i can manage myself, I cant do my daily tasks, anyone can help me?

[@kaitlinvanaarle4530]

Study a little bit then go take a break same as doing daily task

[@SunshinePip]

Me too...

[@sandeepdubey6984]

Can therapy cure this problem as my son is suffering from it please tell me

[@hanzidn5543]

Why I don't hear Enything here's

[@vijayanandsanatana3614]

Yes...I can relate with this

[@ikegreger315]

Accurate

[@desifankariyaa6499]

I m crying coz i have personal experience with this...............trust me its uncontrolable .....how much u try n how much u failed u still r loser for those who they r in same class but not adhd

[@karanjitsingh2155]

nice

[@noureldinmohamedjokebat9477]

i have ADHD& severe depression

[@pixelpulse_boy]

I can relate to you dude! Tho im noy diagnosed clinically but I di think i have severe depression and adhd. But still im going i kinda hide my adhd so ppl think that im normal. But seriously I constant get suicudal thoughts .

[@mohanperinbamuthu256]

It's a wonderful story

[@nurulazhurianna793]

Anak aq 3,5th ADHD mgkn kh ketika dia dewasa akn seperti ini 😭

[@keiraandphoenixvlogs3469]

Phoenix has adhd but keira does'nt (the people mentioned is us)

[@pawansingh-hc1mo]

* nice & very much informative video .*

[@eclpism]

Its so accurate, is really looks like me.

[@yideasignx]

kind teacher

[@lynnlyna6341]

Is this how adhd people feel or think? 😢😢

[@ojmonkey7507]

I don't have ADHD but this is v relatable

[@KAWAIIMOMO]

Same

[@earniebert3345]

Yes accurate

[@addi4908]

Relableeeeee

[@flowerpower8722]

The girl behind is both terrifying and annoying. The human wall. (Great acting btw)

[@candyvegitto1310]

I suffered exactly the same.

[@elgansito8918]

I have adhd severe and shit I hate NY self I lost someone big in my life....bcs this fucking disease takes me over!!!I hate my self alot

[@relaxingsoundswhitenoisech7142]

touched

[@redlunaahui3284]

Test taking is nicer in a quiet environment... #destractions #anxiety #stress #fightorflight

[@MiriamAnEngineer]

❤️

[@user-vb7sb9xv5u]

What’s the point of going to school when you have ADHD focusing is impossible I would rather prefer home schooling than sitting with a bunch of people in a room learning the same thing with them at a fast pace which they are comfortable with and the person with ADhd lacks behind 😂😢😢😢😂

[@user-vb7sb9xv5u]

I’ve always struggled in school my friends and my teachers called me blockheaded. Teachers always compared others students to me my friends laughed at me. It built a lot anger and lost interest in school………. FUCK SCHOOL and all the people in it FUCK I had to pretend everyday like shit is coool 👎👿 nothing ain’t cool I’m struggling bitch

[@user-vb7sb9xv5u]

Do you know how it fucking feels to pretend and hide your emotions not standing up for myself just because my brain different damn it hurts blood….. I’m from Ghana 🇬🇭 nobody give a fuck about ADHD WHATS THE POINT OF LIVING SHID ☠️👎

[@user-vb7sb9xv5u]

SOMEBODY TELL ME ERRHING GONNA BE ALRIGHT 😂😂😢😢😢 😂😂 IM TIRED 😪 MANN

[@user-vb7sb9xv5u]

I CANT CRY 😂😂

[@chloelewis3511]

I have adhd and autism

[@wellezzqranto7579]

It looks more like add

[@emmamans2675]

wellezz Qranto well, adhd can just be attention deficit or hyperactivity, if I'm not mistaken. I think the hyperactivity part is where he gets really mad easily. For me, I have more attention problems that hyperactivity problems.

[@rezkyyosepha9043]

Now it’s called inattentive adhd

[@soso3792]

Emma Mans Same here. We usually call this ADD or ADHD-I. The guy in this vid seems to have ADHD-C (combined)

[@stefyguereschi]

Thank For video Clear. What is Ahdh🤝🤝

[@barankaplansortfilms9264]

I now how you feel it not fun to have adhd

[@BB-xm6hy]

wait how the fuck did you get to school on time

[@Kubricksk108]

Krrrr pha pha

[@carlosacostaj]

Wow amazing wow

[@kiranrayanmascarenhas1746]

My story

[@theantihero636]

"I'm not cheat?" *cough Grammar.

[@hexagon3464]

brav i watch this because i saw on my teacher computer

[@necronyx7176]

Ken!

[@bobbymarcelino_]

Nice

[@IDK-ux7ct]

I was diagnosed with ADHD, it's not this severe, you won't have this bad of flashbacks, and in some cases none at all, you just get distracted really easy, tend to stare into space/daydream idk other terms for it but i guess those work, and fidget more than the average person

[@venicesgf]

dude it’s different for everyone

[@goofball2228]

It depends on the person.

[@IDK-ux7ct]

Fun fact: I realized the first reply, do not reply with "ItS DIffERenT FoR EVeRYOnE" don't keep saying it

[@goofball2228]

@@IDK-ux7ct ok…? Sorry?

[@winterdreller5840]

Accurate, except for the outburst.

[@ahmadhawari5496]

not completely accurate in Indonesia

[@ankushmanhas3648]

👍🏻

[@thesimulacrum]

Oof ADHD anger