I left my gummy bears in a hot car. When I returned they melted into a sugary quagmire, their individual essence dissolved into nothingness, reformed by the void into a singular consciousness. No seperate beings nor flavors, just one manifestation of formless eternal gummy.

I hate mosquitoes. The diseases they spread kill more than half a million people every year. In fact, mosquitoes kill more people in one day than sharks kill in 100 years: b-gat.es/2L6kRNQ #WorldMosquitoDay

Mood #Area51storm #Area51

The things you have to do or have chosen to do you are going to do, so either do them step by step, patiently, trusting they will work out and find the joy and good within them. Or worry and do them at a frantic pace and miss life as it rushes past. We have the choice.

Day 89 of my 20 minute study break

👏BABY👏YODA👏IS👏JUST👏CAPITALIST👏CHEBURASKA👏

nothing ruins a person with ADHD’s day like a 3pm appointment

Sonny Bunch “Demon box” may just be the greatest and most suitable name for a phone ever 👏🏼👏🏼😂😂

ADHD regret: waking up finally feeling able to get things done, but overwhelmed by how much you have to do because you spent the last 3 days just trying to activate your brain.

the ADHD urge to whip out your phone and Google everything because unanswered questions make your brain itchy

ADHD involves so many micromoments of shame. Stepping over the pile of laundry. Re-remembering the bill you still haven’t paid. The sink full of dishes and the fridge leftovers lurking in the back. The small but recurring “I should have” is cumulative and it’s painful.

A já tu pani učitelku z gymplu, co mi před maturitou řekla, abych si svoji přihlášku na medicínu kvuli svým tragickým známkám dobře rozmyslela. 🤣

literally so stressful to bag your own groceries in front of a trader joes employee. like playing basketball in front of lebron. please can you scan slower. i’m sweaty and i am getting scared

‘But you don’t understand,’ I said, ‘my whole life is like that. I see something that I mean to do and then I don’t do it. It’s not only trivial things like the cough drop; it’s big things, too.’”