Spent my whole life thinking explanations helped until I realized neurotypicals just want emotional validation not factual clarity.

Star Trek showed us that true progress isn't erasing differences, but celebrating them as part of our shared humanity.

Consistency is overrated. Adaptability is underrated. ADHD success isn’t never falling - it’s bouncing back faster.

Wait, people actually talk to 15 different humans daily? My introvert battery would be in the negative.

Clear expectations, direct feedback, and no ambiguity? No wonder so many of us neurodivergent folks find that appealing.

The 'just be yourself' paradox - where showing your true self gets you pushed right back into the mask.

Me: takes on 5 new projects in one weekend Also me: ghosts everyone for 2 weeks recovering ADHD cycle in one sentence 😂 Who else?

Honestly? Some days I just sit with my thoughts and cry. Other days I hyperfocus on a random project for 12 hours straight.

The eternal dilemma: trust my pattern-recognition or doubt it because I've been gaslit about it my entire life.

Neurotypicals suggesting 'just develop discipline' is like telling someone without legs to 'just walk harder.'

ADHD often feels like living in extremes: 🚀 full throttle → 🛑 complete stop. The reason? The performance → decline → burnout cycle 🧵

My brain: overthinking every scenario so when the real emergency happens I'm like 'ah yes, scenario 47B, I've been expecting you.'