People with ADHD reveal the 10 most important things about the disorder that others just don’t get
When it comes to cognitive or mental disorders and conditions, there is only so much that people know. For something like ADHD (Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder), many people know it's a mental disorder that affects concentration. However, there are several other symptoms of the same that no one relates to ADHD. Apart from concentration, even having difficulty in understanding something very basic and prioritizing every task but completing none are some other signs of the disorder. ADHD can look different for different individuals and have varying signs. So, the condition is not just limited to focus, but also affects thought processes, relationships and much more.
Right from the way a person with ADHD thinks to the way they express themselves, a lot goes into play. u/Violinistmiddle1534 shared a post on Reddit asking people with ADHD, "What are the things about it that people just don’t get?" Many shared unique factors that affect their day-to-day lives. From burnouts and overthinking to hindrance in completing the simplest sensory tasks, these 10 things about ADHD are crucial but also something many people don't realize.
1. Wanting to but can't
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2. Simple chores feel like impending doom
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3. Pacing and constant worrying
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4. Auditory-processing issues
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5. Being hyper-vigilant
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6. Stuttering and communication issues
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7. A bunch of symptoms every day
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8. Random thoughts in between random thoughts
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9. Rejection-Sensitive Dysphoria
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10. Object permanence
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