I believe I agree with your arguments, at least in the case of ADHD it's only a "disorder" due to the expectations of society on productivity, consistency, etc.

I believe I agree with your arguments, at least in the case of ADHD it's only a "disorder" due to the expectations of society on productivity, consistency, etc., as an individual if I didn't have societal pressures on my output (both at work as in home chores, etc.) I'd say I wouldn't be impacted at all by living with this. Actually the opposite, there are some benefits I get from living with ADHD, the main issue is living with it in a society that expects a very different functioning than what I'm naturally inclined to.