I agree. I've been frustrated to see a lot of comments about people performing worse on medication. What they don't seem to account for is that, for me, the dif

I agree. I've been frustrated to see a lot of comments about people performing worse on medication. What they don't seem to account for is that, for me, the difference isn't between performing at 80% or 100% on a particular task, taking medication allows me to do things that otherwise I simply wouldn't be able to bring myself to do. Sure, my thinking might be a little bit less creative, but I'm also not dealing with the fact that actually starting any new task is literally impossible, I don't end up spending half the work day procrastinating, and I don't end up "working" 16 hours every day trying to get 8 hours of productivity out of myself.