ADHD diagnoses have surged among children, teens, and adults, highlighting a shared experience among many. Individuals with ADHD often grapple with feelings of being inadequate, absorbing negative labels like lazy and unreliable. Their daily lives can feel turbulent, and they may resist change due to entrenched patterns of behavior. However, within these challenges lies creativity, insight, and empathy. Loving someone with ADHD can empower others to help break these negative patterns, recognizing that the traits that can be frustrating also contribute to remarkable perspectives and solutions.
Your person with ADHD has spent their waking time absorbing words like lazy, thoughtless, and unreliable into their skin. They call themselves even worse.
People with ADHD often feel stuck in their ways. Set in their inefficient and uncontrolled patterns, like a plaster cast.
Few things in life, or about ourselves, are fixed. Even with ADHD.
The stuff that drives you nuts comes from the same brain that makes them remarkable - it makes you love them.
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