Signs you DONT have ADHD

[@saraquill]

Cleaning out a closet without breaks, or panicking? What sorcery is this?

[@lynn6462]

@@saraquill 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤭💗

[@neniugrava]

Only when the hyperfocus hits, then you only get to clean that closet until it's done, no breaks even to eat or pee until your body literally won't let you go on.

[@saga2964]

Getting focused enough to START--what trickery is this?!

[@saga2964]

​@@neniugravaEXACTLY!!! I'm of the sort that if I don't have the hyperfocus going, it won't happen at all! And breaks are the absolute death of that hyperfocus! I will somex go an entire work time task/day without eating, drinking, peeing, etc. until something is done! (And boy, woe to the sorry soul who interrupts me!)

[@sfstucco]

🤣🤣🤣 love that comment. it MUST be sorcery, because how else on earth can it be explained?!

[@AfternoonDaLite]

I have over 60,500 unread emails. I’ve just accepted that I’m just that person. 🤣

[@ladylilac4363]

You're a lightweight, mine's over 100,000 😂

[@lynn6462]

😂👍 🤜🤛

[@martineyles]

I'm glad I only have 30,500.

[@ParallelPenguins]

I just mark them all as read. They’re mostly junk anyway.

[@cuzned1375]

I only have 652 unread, but, uh… that’s my work email. 😬

[@careyclouser1022]

Can totally relate to being surprised by my monthly cycle still. "Damn. Not again," every time! 😂

[@tanyabeasecond]

Literally me last night. 😂😂😂

[@AuDHD_Mom]

I had to download an app. My Calendar is amazing!! Though, you know it's interesting when even AI can't predict your cycle. Still, I get an estimate of when to expect it, and they notify me in the days leading up to it.

[@YesBabyYes1]

Yeah I felt this one too :D I went for a walk once and started to feel worse and worse with every step, and kept trying to investigate what makes me feel so bad. Ate something wrong? Didn't sleep enough? Got cancer? When I got home, turned out it's just my period. And I was like... Why I didn't even think about this being a possibility 🙄😂

[@AtarahDerek]

I let my watch keep track of that, and it still forgets.

[@tiggerdcat]

I ended up getting the depo shot for that, but kept forgetting my follow up appointments. My doctors office had to start calling me 2 weeks out, a week out, sending me a text 3 days, 2 days and the night before, just to be safe, and my ass would still show up late! It's freaking amazing I made it in the AF!

[@MakeupCleaningAndCats]

Very guilty of the email one. I read a few pages for school and now I’m watching KZbin as a treat. Aah it’s so hard to read instructions

[@willdunn8846]

This was fun guys

[@catcolb11]

I have 50,000 unread emails.

[@Julia.Mandelbrot]

​@@catcolb11You are not alone. ❤

[@taratheintuitivehealer]

Me too

[@charghhhmaine1423]

I currently have 14 email accounts i use all for ignoring emails from different types of things 😂❤

[@MakeupCleaningAndCats]

Hahah omg

[@martineyles]

I solved the problem of losing my keys by always keeping them in my pocket. When I go to bed, they stay in the pocket in the floordrobe. Change clothes I mostly have a habit of moving them to the new jeans/trousers/shorts. I haven't locked myself out since, but I have occasionally ended up with very clean keys, though thankfully the button on the car key appears to be waterproof.

[@JujuWoman_TheHealingFairyNg]

iStick mine in the door 😸😸 iHAVE to lock my bedroom door. CAN'T do that till iFind the keys. They'll be in ONE OF THE DOORS 😸

[@TM15HAKRN]

😂 Good idea😅 😊

[@KOTYAR0]

I've solved my problems with keys by spending big amount of money on item trackers. I've got 30 and I only bought second hand

[@ashleyjones2034]

Floordrobe 😭😭😭 my hubby does this and it actually drives me berserk bc he usually uses my car for errands since it’s better on gas. ☠️

[@Religion0]

I have mine in a carabiner on a belt loop.

[@demoncleaner01]

It's difficult to relate to some of them now, but that came from many years of being guilty of them and then implementing systems to compensate for them! I have my moments though. Obviously the rest will never go LOL

[@NYCHFAN]

This! 😂😂

[@thumbsarehandy.]

Not me, watching this to make sure I'm not faking my ADHD that was professionally diagnosed 😅

[@HierophantMeme]

Same 😭

[@puck6380]

I was diagnosed in an hour (maybe a little bit longer), so I always second guess. This clip is exactly me, but some others arent.

[@SarahAbplanalp]

Well oddly enough I've been diagnosed with ADHD and yet i do all these. I have systems in place though so that way i don't lose my keys, have to mark all emails as read right away, etc 🤷‍♀️

[@Snowyowl099]

yessss same. well maybe not all of them.... but most

[@DeathnoteBB]

Well yeah you have systems 😅 The difference is non-ADHD people don’t need systems!

[@ashleyjones2034]

Sameee😊

[@Asharra12]

Yep same. The typical "No I don't do that, I have a system...." for both ADHD and autism when going through the criteria

[@ibpants]

I've got a key hook which helps with not losing my keys. I also have male reproductive organs that help with not having to remember to buy menstrual products. I haven't figured out the email thing, nor how to keep on top of tidying.

[@HNLefty]

Ouch. That last shot about changing email addresses hurt!

[@aellalee4767]

😂😂😂 I subscribe to too many lists so I count my email as a search engine of sorts now. I also forgot to check the date and had to rush to put in a load of laundry last night because I needed my period underwear.

[@muchadoaboutkovu]

Yay for your partner to keep track on your cycle for you! Both my husband and I have adhd so it surprises us both 😅 I’m all for treating myself to keep me motivated in organizing. I debate answering the phone every time. If I don’t know who it is, I never pick up. And emails? Forget it. I’ve got so many unread now and I have made peace with that.

[@ashleyjones2034]

My hubby used a period tracker app because I can’t be bothered 🤣😭

[@jlfox]

Not just an email problem, but a regular mail problem. I finally sorted through a basketful, threw out the junk and put aside the important mail. Now that is sitting there untouched because for some reason I think I'm done when the most important stuff is waiting to be read. I know this, yet here I sit on my laptop with mail and email piling up.

[@charityrochford2175]

You can start a New email account… Or be like me and just pay gmail some more money to hold the 26,314 unread emails for me 😅

[@vanessas2363]

That's what I do!!! Oh no What are we like? 😩

[@NatallieP1]

That's what I've done 👍🏾

[@lynn6462]

Me three! 😅😊

[@martineyles]

We're healthy at around 30k. Some people in the comments seem to have more than double!

[@ashleyjones2034]

$1.99/mo has never been more worth it 🤣

[@bettyphillips4386]

OMG. These are SO relatable!!! 😂😂😂

[@helenmccaig8299]

So excited when you do a new vid x love your family so much x

[@LLawlietisdead]

I don't believe it is physically possible to stay on top of emails

[@vanessas2363]

Burst out laughing 😂

[@ladyesmeralda999]

My solution to the email sitch is to have one email that I actually look at and keep on top of (well, attempt to 😅), then one that I just ignore 👍

[@raea3588]

I might try that 😃

[@mongoosae]

Once a quarter my hyperfocus becomes going through all of my email subject lines, do a select all mark read, then lose track again immediately

[@lynn6462]

...And the phone thing!!!... Voicemail ends up only storing them for 30 days! So i don't even have to listen to them!... "Win!?...?" 🤔 😉

[@TheBrandiElizabeth]

My emails are fine (I delete them frequently). I do prefer texts but I listen to voicemails and answer most calls. I keep my keys in a ceramic dish on my dresser all the time, and I use an app to track my periods. The only one I hella relate to is the closet cleaning, but hey I feel super proud of myself when that’s finally done. Organization isn’t my problem; executive dysfunction is (& overwhelm). Pretty sure I’m AuDHD so maybe that’s why.

[@audreydoyle5268]

Yes, my room is an organised mess. On the outside, non-traversable. Lived in, autistic feng shui heaven. My emails however... I have two accounts, one for spam and the other, important stuff. The latter still has over 500 unread emails cause that's where my EFD strikes the worst: initiating a task which I know will be mentally taxing or time consuming. Funnily enough, my EFD also mingles woth my anxiety and has prevented me from productively using my special interest hyperfocus.

[@hornpilepheonix6254]

I literally blocked a coworkers number partially because he would call me any time I texted him to find out something.

[@FreakyBo0o]

Omg just reading this gave me anxiety.

[@audreydoyle5268]

Is he insane or toxic? Cause only people avoiding a paper trail would immediately jump to call instead of text. Any call I get, I silently scream at my phone "text me like a normal person!"

[@hornpilepheonix6254]

@audreydoyle5268 Yeah dude eventually got fired because he was crazy. barely did his job and made every waitress cry. He even threw a bowl of fries at a bartender for asking if he wanted help.

[@ashleyjones2034]

I just assume every single human attempting to SPEAK to me is spam

[@theresamagladry1158]

Staying on top of the emails, that's a complete mystery to me.

[@SYA357]

It's easy. You just delete the obsolete ones right away and mark the important ones (with invoices, things you have to deal with) right away. Then, from time to time, you search for usual deletable suspects and see which ones you can delete.

[@juliep1122]

The five minute thing is so true for me 😂

[@SirNightKnight]

Weirdly enough my emails are clean as fuck, my room on the other hand

[@audreydoyle5268]

Mine is the other way around: clean room, treacherous email box 😂 My room is only clean cause of my tism and it's the things in it which I see every day, so that takes care of my ADHD object impermanence. I never bother with dealing with every email, or go through it every day, so it's not a habit to clean it.

[@SirNightKnight]

@@audreydoyle5268 I've got combined presentation type adhd so I'm kind of chaotic with my surrounds but I'm also innetentive so I'll forget to clean small things. I basically just do a deep clean every few weeks. I think with the emails, since some are important I just remove all others so the important ones are easy to find.

[@WackyLisa]

I need this black hoodie. I need it *so* very much. 'Inbox zero' will never ever happen for me

[@heatherzwicker8031]

Search function through the body of those emails and then delete every one of them containing "unsubscribe". Like magic, bye bye junk

[@BeckyCsernik]

Pro tip!

[@iKit306]

...why is this so brilliant?!

[@catcolb11]

So smart!

[@NYCHFAN]

Thank you!

[@nerissarowan8119]

That last one hits hard. I remember staying on top of my emails. But my system changed and everything became chaos. 😢

[@liz090833]

Am I first? I love these two, they're awesome! I can relate!😂

[@randomcrapimake6593]

I like this, I’ve seen too many “Sign you have ADHD” videos and most of them are just showing an over exaggerated version of a normal thing.

[@Leshantra]

The only reason I don't forget my period is because i'm on the pill. ... which I only remember taking, because I set an alarm. An snooze that one, until I actually take it.

[@NYCHFAN]

I have alarms going off throughout the day, lol!

[@Graeaeae]

I do have adhd but I stay on top of the emails and respond immediately. We’ve just had different experiences throughout life in those regards

[@lorekeepermeerah]

The voicemail thing felt like a personal call out 😂 I did not realize that I did that until now but ive been doing it for like a decade

[@clairegrant4505]

LOL! My husband will bring me what needs sorting in small piles as he knows I get overwhelmed and will just ignore the entire room!

[@emp6591]

Just been diagnosed but I don't actually relate to most of these. Interesting to see how it affects people differently!

[@Amy-oo7mm]

Oh, God. This just reminded me that it's been close to (if not already) a decade since I cleared out my emails.

[@thathurt]

I hace a hook on the wall next to the door for keys. Would never gp out otherwise. 😅

[@catcolb11]

I have a hook next to the door for keys as well. And a bowl by the door for loose change, and other items that I take out of my pockets upon returning home. (This way things don't end up going thru the wash by accident.)

[@NYCHFAN]

Same here. Had to implement that stragedy for my late husband, famous for losing keys. Didn't work for him, but it sure worked for me who was diagnosed in my forties. So we both had adhd, can you imagine how our household ran, lol!

[@M13C7]

i feel that so much because im auDHD and given that Rich is likely autistic and that Rox is ADHD i so strongly relate to both so often i will always put my things at the exact same spot, but i ll manage to put my coffee cup somewhere random while wandering around i ll hyperfocus on cleaning one room, and then be burned out for one or two days i ll be great with phone calls and always have to have all my messages, notifications and emails at exactly ZERO; but i also have a million screenshots i ll never look at and i have things in my checkout that i ll never purchase

[@AuDHD_Mom]

Wait... People don't have 5,000 unread emails?? That's a thing??

[@coldfusionacura]

At the moment I am sitting at 22,640 unread emails

[@Jadekingfisherart]

The period one made me chuckle, seriously every month I’m like 😮 shook that time already (also have tracking apps that I never check)

[@southney7211]

The unread emails, notifications, open tabs, clutter on desktop.. that’s me.

[@lauralagier9404]

I’ve definitely developed coping mechanisms to get through this, so much so that I denied a diagnosis since I was a kid. My mom worked with me when I was younger and it truly was such a blessing. But now I know why these tasks are so difficult and stressful! Edit: my closet is still a mess though, never figured how to work that out ☠️

[@briemound]

I feel personally attacked 😂

[@thathurt]

I dont read my emails. They are mostly junk anyway. Dont answer the door to strangers and calls are screened. 🤣

[@scrumbole]

i’m literally watching this on a break from trying to mend my top as a treat. i think this is break #7 or 8

[@Faith_Soprano]

My uterus kindly starts sending pain signals at me about 2 days in advance. Without that lovely, thoughtful reminder it would certainly still come as a surprise to me as well.

[@seapeajones]

The phone & emails, absolutely. The rest, not so much.

[@grayscales1864]

Not my 20,000 unread emails nooooo

[@thebristolknitter]

This is my house... 'stay on top of my emails' -how they laughed... 🤗

[@Soapy-chan]

"it's been five minutes" soooo trueeee

[@all_is_alchemy]

Only 5,000 emails?! 😂

[@NYCHFAN]

I have over 20,000! 😂😂

[@Jo-razz]

This is so on point. My husband's at work but I'm sharing it right now. (I'm the one with the ADHD) . He's going to ask are they acting out us?

[@Snowyowl099]

so... i have ADHD, but I also get severe anxiety about not responding to calls and listening to voicemails or not looking at texts and emails. The cleaning one depends on if I get hyperfocused or not, 'cause if I do I'll work on it for a few hours/until it's done, but if I don't, i just can't get through it

[@joeyjojo84]

The period one! It’s still a shock every time I get it. My doctor wants me to get some blood tests done for hormone levels and they were like get the bloodtest done at X point in your cycle. Like, how am I supposed to know when that is? What am I a witch?! (I’m 40). The other thing with that unfortunately… stains. Because you’re never prepared and it’s always a surprise.

[@miokjr6286]

I find that most of these things can be accommodated for. 😅 1. Scheduled phone calls, fun voicemail prompt, regular reminder for voicemail check, have people write to you in a way that REALLY warrants a response, preferably in a way that makes you feel useful or lets you express your opinion or preference 2. Have a things-jacket or purse where all of your important things are always in. The things that you don’t leave the house without, but also only really need when you leave the house. Things like keys, wallet, power bank, earbuds, gum, etc… 3. Set a timer for a manageable amount of time (two minutes is fine to begin with). After that reevaluate (I usually find that I can keep going). If you do keep going use pomodoro timers and HONOR THE BREAKS!!! 4. Repeatable Reminder 5. Delete all or most of the emails…find out what is best for you. Set up folders with different categories and start sorting regularly (The inbox was always meant to be a temporary place… I was as surprised as you are). Find out how to use filters (Still need to do this myself…) 😎

[@ashleyjones2034]

I partially don’t like #1 because that’s forcing somebody else to deal with OUR problems. Maybe that’s my cptsd talking though…

[@Varenyam86]

Great suggestions. The problem isnt that we cant come up with systems, but that we cant STICK to them. So 'nothing' works.. heck, if even my water app on my phone and feeling dehydrated doesnt make me drink, nothing will..

[@miokjr6286]

@@ashleyjones2034 when I don’t pick up the phone it is usually because it is unexpected… I don’t know what it is regarding or how long it is going to take. I might be in the middle of something and I find it hard not to switch focus from one thing to another when I’m not expecting it. This helps with that. I don’t think of it as forcing people to do something but rather as asking people to honor a boundary.😊

[@miokjr6286]

@@Varenyam86 The ADHD brain is actually more sensitive to external cues, which is why we are more prone to bad habits and addictions. The key is to surround yourself with cues that trigger good habits. If you aren’t drinking enough fluids it might be because you think of it as something you must remember to do… like a chore. Try to make it fun in some way. Instead of plain water try carbonated drinks or drinks of different temperatures or tastes. Drink at certain times with meals or activities😊

[@miokjr6286]

Also when implementing accommodations for oneself, I find it helpful to think of it not as a chore, but as a favor to future me.😅

[@SteigenDraak]

Only 5000 emails? You gotta pump those numbers up! Those are rookie numbers!

[@saga2964]

I only lose my keys when i actually put them back into the bowl we keep them! If i drop them (and leave) in my usual places (by the door, on the table/counter, bathroom, or even linen closet, I can usually find them instantly!

[@samanthamorgan7389]

Dyyyying 🤣🤣🤣 love you guys!

[@cicicave1279]

The amount of email addresses I actually have is literally crazy. Admittedly, I was a *very* bored teenager at 1 point and prob. a very bored young adult due to some friendship fallouts prior. So I can totally relate. For at least 4 or 5 different email address, no joke, I literally have over 1,000+ emails in each one. I even created 1 a super long time ago *specifically* for Junk Mail only, but I strongly believe this 1 is probably long-gone by now (haven't been on that one in literal years if not at least a decade from what it feels like). And then I had to change my main one because my original main one for friends and family only got cluttered w/junk mail somehow. I have very few organized email addresses. I have diff. email addresses for diff. purposes (e.g. 1 for friends & fam only, 1 for work, and 1 for shopping for example). But others that are probably somewhat random def have over thousands upon thousands of emails in it. I even have a specifically for insurance purposes too (this 1 I know how to stay a little bit more on top of) than my other ones. By organizing my emails like that def. helps me a ton. But even my current main 1 I believe has prob. about 500+ emails in them. And I think most just ignore it since they already know that the majority of it is just junk mail.

[@ElenarMT]

You guys are great!!

[@stephaniepaton2444]

Great idea on starting a new email account that is soo much better then delete heaps just to be able to receive a few emails

[@grangerweasley]

I’m at 38,000 emails and I’m stuck 😂 I have too many things signed up with it, so I’m overwhelmed thinking about having to change. But, I’m also overwhelmed by the amount of emails,lol!

[@sandraallen8832]

😂 a period tracker app has been a game changer for me - I thought my periods were all over the place, totally unpredictable. Nope, actually regular as clockwork - just me not keeping note

[@Drgn8DDragonsDungeon]

what a weirdo that one is... good thing he has you around to keep him down to earth XD

[@daguu369]

I have a pile of emails and open tabs. I was interested in it until I needed to start reading it😂 They keep stacking and I get overwhelmed by it so I just leave it there like it was always there and forget what those were about lol I close a tab when I accidentally clicked an open tab and get super interested in it and finally able to read it and let it go😊

[@resonatingspirit]

Can you please do a video that shows unmanaged, untreated, unsupported ADHD and managed, treated, supported ... especially if the ADHD person doesnt have a partner or carer

[@EmTheyErasedMyHandle]

"39 years and it still comes as a surprise" is so painfully real 🩸

[@Mavericie]

Only thing I don’t relate to is the key/wallet thing as I always leave them in the same visible place. However saying that, I had to go cat sitting and totally forgot the keys to the other place until I got there and had to go all the way back! 😂

[@crystalwolf6621]

OMG!!! I thought I was the only one with overwhelming emails😮

[@AstroidWanderer]

I’m actually not guilty of the email one. I’ve got 3, my school, my personal, and my work. I can’t STAND having unread emails. The little red circle with the number of unread stuff drives me crazy to see

[@gypsypath1]

“5000.” 😆🤣 Rookie.

[@declanwinchester5146]

This channel is great but sometimes I feel it mocks ADHD, we're not all "damsels in distress" - If a call comes in at work I can't just not answer it. That doesn't mean I enjoy taking calls - Key goes in key bowl as soon as I enter; with travel card. Doesn't mean I'm organised elsewhere. - New email address can't happen, all the important stuff are tied to an email I've had for years. Doesn't mean it's not full of 1000s of junk mail This doesn't mean someone isn't struggling...

[@Katiewithdaffodils]

I kind of agree, and also there is an in-between right? Like we manage to stay on some things bit some things get out of hand depending on the stress, the situation, how things are going in general. Also it's nice to have a lovely partner to help support, but life does go on if you don't.

[@happytrails.]

Well it is a spectrum, she's telling her story, and I find it a relief. I've been told I'm not ADHD by doctors, only to find these things to be my daily reality. I have some hacks, but systems can fail time to time. It's kinda nice to be validated. I'm sure I'd be different with medication. But that is never going to happen. So I can live knowing that I'm not alone at least while I'm drowning.

[@declanwinchester5146]

@@happytrails. Yeah the issue I have is it's titled "Signs you DON'T have ADHD" - I feel it's a bit invalidating saying that just because someone has developed hacks for certain things they're "fixed", especially when we've been told all our lives "you don't have ADHD you/you're just ______" or "you don't have ADHD because you can _____" and to hear that from a trusted support network can be devastating. Not sure if I've got too much of an AuDHD lens on this but I don't find this being helpful to people, although if it was helpful to you I'm glad :)

[@SaMaNtHa.2023]

​@declanwinchester5146 I 100% agree with this one all your life you've been told that you won't achieve anything and don't bother or people don't give you the chance to do it. And you've done everything you can to be treated normal when equal to somebody that can function properly. You still get kicked in the head because they may not handle your personality or your little quirks. Sometimes I wish I could just get rid of it for good my ADHD. Maybe I won't scare people. And maybe people start seeing me seriously instead of saying a try hard or you're not being your true self. No matter what you show your true self they still run away. When people find out you've got ADHD they don't want to be your friend or know you or even want to work with you. It's a really sad world

[@audreydoyle5268]

ADHD is literally a disorder which is diagnosed as a result of causing significant distress in multiple areas of your life. How is it mocking if the only way to be diagnosed is to be genuinely distressed at a higher rate than the general public in life? It is a disorder resultant to distress. You cannot be diagnosed without it.

[@aliciamarana]

Email. The struggle is real 😂😢

[@KOTYAR0]

We live in a wonderful time when Airtags trackers are available, I have 10 of Samsung ones and about 10 of Tile ones

[@BeeGeeTee]

I haven't even set up my voicemail 😬😬😬

[@zenlotus8696]

The pms thing 500 %

[@JackClayton123]

Yep, I don’t know how many thousand my emails are up to as well. Personal and work!

[@wandadark6744]

So you telling me I do have ADHD? I once had thousends of unread, some I marked to read later, never did. It took me days to just delete them.

[@Varenyam86]

Haha I just mark them all read and upgraded my cloud storage so I can keep all the emails. Cause you'll never know when you'll be needing them 😂

[@janisseverance4915]

I am literally on my treat break after accomplishing two tasks lol

[@kimeh101]

This is so true!❤

[@moniquerichards6099]

Clean out the email ? It’s easier to start a new one and totally confuse the digital system !😊

[@vana4x4]

My voicemail is always full, so I just changed my message to “you’ve reached Vanessa, my voicemail box is most like full, so please send me a text instead” 🤣🤣

[@forest-crown]

lol omg I thought I was the only person to start a new email every year or so 😂😂❤❤❤

[@CrescentPaws5000]

I either answer the phone to troll people or never answer THERE ID NO IMMBETWEEN

[@Ellie_LovesNATURE]

i have adhd, but i enjoy not having notifications, they bother me

[@oliveludicrous]

It is the complicated tasks, like: I am sending a packet with stuff sold on etsy abroad. There are 4 documents needed, one in the packet, two in a plastic-pocket and one glued on the packet. Then there is all the infotmation needed, like weight, tariffnumber, adress, always forgetting the phone number and I have to sign two papers. And I have not yet wrapped the goods! I spent 5 hours today only finishing one, 1, packet. I packed it three times before everything was in order and nothing forgotten.

[@Greatful0374]

Is the black and pink shirt available for purchase???

[@greensteve9307]

I'm ADHD, but by 41 I've learnt methods to cope with all of these.

[@Christina.N.]

When two of my university friends were 😂 that I had 5k+ emails, I was embarrassed and baffled because how are you supposed to have a clean inbox? Genuinely. I sign up to way to many things to have a clean inbox.

[@Lightninja-Supertom]

So the texting and voicemail I don't relate to personally. Unless I start a response don't like it and just decide to not send it, and close the phone and move on lol. The voicemail notif, plus the curiosity of who called and left a voicemail makes me check it if I miss a call. If I know you I'll answer, if not... :/

[@reneeharper84]

....why am I being attacked like this??

[@gillpop]

I’m AuDHD so it’s like half and half😂.

[@SYA357]

I have properly diagnosed ADHD and I do neither of those things.

[@-PimientaNegra-]

Menstrual cups and discs have allowed me to forget buying tampons every month. :)

[@shtarpark7938]

Keys go in the key pot. The key pot is actually the pocket pot. The pocket pot is actually a cereal bowl. The cereal bowl is actually one of three bowls placed strategically around the house. For putting pocket stuff in. After a period of training myself, using post-it notes saying 'put it in the pot' and, 'no, do it NOW, dxxxhead', ex-pocket stuff can easily be found in one of only three locations. Mainly.

[@RachelShortyRRees]

That last one slayed me! Looks at Inbox from email address i've had for 20 years...62, 000 odd emails in my Inbox. Over 54, 000 unread. I feel seen

[@JulsLittleBeirutAnarchy]

I've had the same email since I was 17. There are several emails which I have not read or delete.