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I think you got the exact opposite meaning of what the parent comment wanted to say. Assuming you're not trolling: if you think you have ADHD and are telling y
by tw1547405389 8y ago
I think you got the exact opposite meaning of what the parent comment wanted to say.
Assuming you're not trolling: if you think you have ADHD and are telling yourself "may not be best suited" etc I strongly recommend looking into this in more detail. At its root, ADHD is a "hardware problem" in one part of the brain and can occur independent of other attributes of a person. So a highly intelligent and not-so-intelligent person can both have ADHD.
If you DONT think you have ADHD, educate yourself and stop saying ignorant stuff. Do you think near/long sighted people should not wear glasses too, and that people with depression should not get treatment?
You can start by watching Dr. Barkley's videos on youtube.
PS: Every time ADHD is mentioned someone pops up with an ignorant comment. You win this thread!
- bluntfang 8y agoI disagree with your notion that ADHD is a problem at all. It's just that societal norms value people who don't have ADHD at this time.
- smoofles 8y agoUgh, that’s a bit of a catch-all arugment, though. Acohol addiction? Societal norms problem. Education? Societal norms problem. Going or a killing spree? Societal norms problem. Bad teeth? Societal norms problem. Having to listen to everyone’s opinion out of being polite? Societal norms problem. Maybe you should find someone with severe ADHD and try to convince them it’s not a problem at all, see how that goes.