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I'm certain you didn't mean it this way, but it is ableist to assume that because you don't need distractions that others don't. Some people living with ADHD, i
by summermusic 2y ago
I'm certain you didn't mean it this way, but it is ableist to assume that because you don't need distractions that others don't. Some people living with ADHD, intrusive thoughts, autism, etc. actually do sometimes need a distraction.
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- smabie 2y agoOr maybe they don't need an abstraction and just think they do because it's easier than the alternative.
- johnisgood 2y agoAnd the alternative is?
- monkpit 2y agoThis is very prescriptive thinking and not constructive. Is there anything wrong with having a distraction, other than just your opinion? It’s like telling someone with depression/anxiety to “get over it”.
- appsDev 2y agoI agree if someone has a condition then that is different. I think the original comment was talking in reference to doomscrolling and people using their phones all the time when they don't need to, etc..