• Scrof@sopuli.xyz
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    1 year ago

    Most of these hit close to home, except that I’m obsessively punctual, check my messages even when there are no new notifications and my file system is a work of art that I can spend hours organizing. But that goddamn chair though…

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    1 year ago

    That’s… That’s adhd? Like, I’m all of that. I don’t think I have adhd.

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      1 year ago

      As others said, these are mostly all signs of some kind of executive dysfunction. Mine is from depression, not ADHD, but there’s a lot of overlap. I obsessively keep my inbox empty which is a whole 'nother vibe

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      It’s definitely a result of poor executive functioning, which is a major symptom of ADHD. But that does not mean you have it. Just that these experiences are very common for people with ADHD brains.

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      It could be adhd, could be nothing, could be autism (poor executive function can be part of that). But it’s clear that you have the opportunity to get tested and improve your QoL. Your decision.

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          Tricky thing about being neurodivergent is most people have no idea that they‘ve been suffering so getting insight into their own situation (even if they‘re not over the threshold) is going to do much good for their situation. Knowing is always better than not knowing (imo).

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            Definitely easy to believe that what you’re experiencing and going through is just normal and what everyone else is going through too. Only way to know to get help is to somehow figure out that isn’t the case.

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              Exactly. Most people I know find out about their possible diagnosis through a first contact with the topic and then usually talk to a medical professional. After that they search for someone who can actually diagnose them if that first professional encounter indicates a necessity.

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            Even when you are neurodivergent you can assess whether your life “works” or not. Social media and the idea to go get a diagnose just to know made it almost impossible (where I live) to get an appointment.

            Doctors aren’t even putting you on a waiting list anymore. The victims of this are the people who really don’t have their life in order and aren’t managing to get an appointment.

            And this really is following social media trends. Currently it is an ADHD hype, slowly merging into an autism hype.

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      1 year ago

      There are more symptoms to ADHD and even then all of these appear in people without neurodevelopmental or psychological disorders as well. Especially when you live a stressful life.

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      1 year ago

      Excessive tabs spanning across multiple browsers. Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. All at least 50 tabs opened

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        Multiple windows open in multiple browsers, each window has minimum of 50 tabs open… Thank the gods for the 'switch to this tab’s feature so I can find what I wanted (even with organization tabs like Tree Style Tabs, shit gets lost)

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      1 year ago

      well I didn’t use it for about a month now, but I could (i won’t) need it any day now so why close it, it’s a PITA to open it

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      Only 1000 here. Have been at 1500; started over less than six months ago and I’m back up to 1000…

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      try 25 virtual desktops running 2 browsers, one of which with multiple profiles for various broad topics … my “main” session alone has 75-80 windows at present 😃

      edit: installed an extension to find out: in main session, 378 tabs across 84 windows. seems like a low number of tabs per window perhaps, but I organize topics into a window, then related topic-windows into a dedicated browser profile session if they’re long-lived, and windows/sessions are grouped into virtual desktop by top-level topic more or less … so my fediverse/threadiverse session has 35 tabs in 7 windows in only 1 virtual desktop.

      edit 2: I theme each browser profile differently to (mostly) tell them apart by eye

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    1 year ago

    All true, except those unread email/notifications are rookie numbers.

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    All these are accurate for me except I’ve graduated the chair to an over-sized under-bed drawer, all my bills are automated, and I have a car that has a proximity key so it always stays in my pocket (and I wear the same pants for a couple weeks on end).

    But yeah, those are just learned coping mechanisms.

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      Automated bills is a weird one for me. I absolutely know they’d be useful to keep me from forgetting important things, but I manage to talk myself out of it as I’d “lose awareness” of where my money goes.

      … I need to stop making excuses, huh?

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        I went from routinely missing to never. You absolutely should set that up.

        I can relate on the losing awareness aspect. So, I also put them all on my calendar in red (recurring, of course) then switch to green with the title appended w/ “DONE” when I’ve paid it, or verified auto pay is scheduled.

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          Ooh, I like that! I can still maintain awareness but there’s no real penalties if I forget to for a day or few. Thanks, I think I’ll be setting that up today!

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        Your bank should allow you to setup autopay alerts, I get them pretty regularly for mine (email stating ‘your auto pay to COMPANY is pending for $xxxx on yy/zz’) but I also don’t read them. And I have a budget setup so I know where that money is going to go this week anyway. And I check my accounts weekly to pay off my credit card so I see it there as well. Mainly because I have a reminder to do so.

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    You guys don’t get a compulsion to get rid of any notification or mark emails as read the moment they come through?

    Also you guys get messages on social media?

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      1 year ago

      No. Mostly I turn off the notification stuff if I can, especially the little dot with the unread number. A lot of that stuff isn’t worth reading.

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        1 year ago

        My music taste is so scatter shot and shifting I could never do that

        Mine are usually titled the date I save them with no further description

        And before you ask, no it doesn’t make finding the correct playlist easier

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    Those social media notifications are not accurate. I always check my notifications. My notifications bar is clean. I think this “meme” is wrong

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    1 year ago

    If I have multiple files or folders named like that it’s usually because I’m working on something and frustrated. They eventually devolve into profanity lol

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      1 year ago

      When i already have a test folder in my home directory and try to make a test file i get really annoyed.