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Ah yes, the trouble sitting still disorder
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That sounds like one of the modes of ADHD.
There are different sub types of ADHD, and there is overlap with Autism in some symptoms. And to confuse you more there is AuDHD, which is a combination of the two neurodivergent conditions.
If you have that strong if a suspicion, yeah go get him tested.
Except we experience them with much more intensity and frequency and have a harder time dealing with them.
I would suggest you look at the comm rules.
I mean that's kind of the case with all conditions isn't it. Paralyzed? That's a much stronger from of my difficulty getting out of bed in the morning.
No, really no. I've tried to explain what executive dysfunction feels like to my wife and she can't wrap her head around it. It's even harder with people who aren't psych majors and don't have the vocabulary to express abstract brain stuff in words.
The reason ADHD memes are relatable to so many people is because a huge chunk of the population has ADHD
This still applies to just about every mental disorder (it's never everyone, including with adhd, but usually a lot of people).
Ever had a minor hallucination? Hallucinations are a symptom of schizophrenia. Ever had an irrational fear of a social interaction? Symptom of social anxiety disorder.
It's always about magnitude and frequency, i.e. having a major negative impact on your daily life.
Can even happen with physical things - I get a lot of visual snow, but I do not have visual snow syndrome because I have none of the other symptoms so it's not a problem whatsoever.
Being diagnosed with being a minority is definately a great idea.
What?
I think they may be referencing how an ND diagnosis in the States may soon get you sent to a camp or oppressed in some other fun way. It may unfortunately be safer to not seek help, and to mask as much as possible.
Pretty much, plus many other countries aren't much better, they just find some innovative ways of repression.
Well, i would like them to clarify.