I have ADHD and here’s why I don’t reply to your texts
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When I say I forget, I will remember when it is 2am, when I am in a meeting, or when I am crossing the road
I have ADHD and here’s why I don’t reply to your texts When I say forget, I will likely remember at times that are inappropriate to respond, such as when it is 2am, when I am in a meeting, or when I am crossing the road Jeanie Gee ADHD Nov 07, 2024 240 27 42 Share A famously frustrating trait of ADHD (for ourselves and others) is that we often fail to reply to texts. Replying to a message might seem like a simple task from a neurotypical perspective. However, ADHD difficulties with executive function, emotional regulation, and attention control means we’re often distracted, overwhelmed, and fo
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