i've seen so many iterations of this on tiktok. people saying "this tweet motivates me to get out of bed"

how?

"omg you people cant do anything"

i mean... yeah? that's kinda how executive dysfunction rolls?

is the tweet supposed to be insulting? and that motivates people to do shit out of spite? if that's so, i wish my adhd was so weak i was able to prove her wrong out of spite

is it something else? please explain, thank you

image of a framed quote-tweet on a bedroom wall. the quoted tweet says "we don't talk enough about how stressful halloween costumes are for the adhd community", replied with: "omg you people cant do anything". over the photo, there's an overlaid text saying "this tweet motivates me to get out of bed every morning"
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  • [–] 9 points 1 year ago (2 children)

    I really don't think the tweet was meant to be taken seriously

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  • [–] 11 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    Same, I think they were just introducing something they wanted to discuss but in that hyperbolic irony poisoned twitter fashion.

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  • [–] 16 points 1 year ago

    yeah the phrase "we don't talk enough about" is often used in an intentionally hyperbolic or sarcastic way. probably this person was just stressing out about finding a costume at the last minute and made a lighthearted remark blaming their lack of foresight on their ADHD. I'd give it a 0.1% chance that they were actually suggesting there should be a serious discussion about this topic

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 year ago*

    the op is kinda silly, but i am strongly suspicious of anyone who complains about people that supposedly "blame everything on their diagnosis". more often than not it's just a neurotypical that hates us and thinks adhd is an excuse for laziness, which i believe is 100% the case for the rt. adhders who don't take responsibility for their problems do exist, but i'd rather err to the side of not harming us any more than the neurotypicals already do

    and it's super weird to me that someone would be motivated by someone who thinks your diagnosis is fake

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