I find the peculiar thing about ADHD and Autism is they can be imposed. As in, if you make less eye contact than others, have fewer deeper interests, and a few

I find the peculiar thing about ADHD and Autism is they can be imposed. As in, if you make less eye contact than others, have fewer deeper interests, and a few other traits you are treated as PERMANENTLY disordered from the date of your diagnosis. Such things are very unacceptable to society appearantly. > To sum up both diagnosis for me seem to be because I have easier time to focus on other things that most other people can't while I have harder time focusing on what is easy for most. If you read the criteria for both diagnosis’s, they both have nothing to do with you having positive traits, even if you do have positive traits which come hand in hand with positive ones, it’s simply not considered. I find it entirely ridiculous really and it’s comical how often Autism in particular is portrayed alongside savant traits. There is something deeply distorted about considering somebody disordered or not based on the sum of their weaknesses.