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Feeling good but not when it comes to how isolated I am due to ADHD so here's a feeble attempt at reaching out.
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#2
(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
Feeling good but not when it comes to how isolated I am due to ADHD so here's a feeble attempt at reaching out.
Feeling good but not when it comes to how isolated I am due to ADHD so here's a feeble attempt at reaching out.
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(Original post by Vardhan95)
not diagnosed but I have many of the symptoms
not diagnosed but I have many of the symptoms
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
You should probably get that checked out. Living with undiagnosed ADHD really sucks and only makes your life worse. I had symptoms for many years just thinking I was broken compared to everyone else.
You should probably get that checked out. Living with undiagnosed ADHD really sucks and only makes your life worse. I had symptoms for many years just thinking I was broken compared to everyone else.
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(Original post by Vardhan95)
ok, I will think about it. I could probably use some medications to focus as my studies have not been going anywhere for about an year now.
ok, I will think about it. I could probably use some medications to focus as my studies have not been going anywhere for about an year now.
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
Usually your symptoms are lifelong. Have your studies just been stagnant for a year or have they always been stagnant and they've just been extra stagnant during this year specifically?
Usually your symptoms are lifelong. Have your studies just been stagnant for a year or have they always been stagnant and they've just been extra stagnant during this year specifically?
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(Original post by Vardhan95)
Ups and downs, I have been in treatment for bipolar, but this year was the worst in terms of exams passed - only 3.
Ups and downs, I have been in treatment for bipolar, but this year was the worst in terms of exams passed - only 3.
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
Bipolar sounds rough. Anyway at least you passed 3 exams, I'm still stuck on GCSE's as I've only passed science. I've basically given up at this point as I've tried 3 times. Anyway medication might benefit you but you never know until you try.
Bipolar sounds rough. Anyway at least you passed 3 exams, I'm still stuck on GCSE's as I've only passed science. I've basically given up at this point as I've tried 3 times. Anyway medication might benefit you but you never know until you try.
have you looked into alternatives to gcse and a levels?
Where I came from we had to do them but not so in the UK from what Ive read
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
Hi I just want to talk. Nothing in particular, I just feel like ADHD stunts my social ability.
Hi I just want to talk. Nothing in particular, I just feel like ADHD stunts my social ability.
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(Original post by Vardhan95)
Thanks for the help.
have you looked into alternatives to gcse and a levels?
Where I came from we had to do them but not so in the UK from what Ive read
Thanks for the help.
have you looked into alternatives to gcse and a levels?
Where I came from we had to do them but not so in the UK from what Ive read
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(Original post by chloeebrown09)
yeah it sucks. i have ADHD, ADD, and social anxiety. quite the mix.
yeah it sucks. i have ADHD, ADD, and social anxiety. quite the mix.
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
This sounds kinda dumb but giving yourself a superficial fake form of confidence actually kinda helps with social anxiety at least in my experience anyway. Even if you aren't confident just pretend you are and you'll eventually trick yourself into having a bit more confidence than when you started.
This sounds kinda dumb but giving yourself a superficial fake form of confidence actually kinda helps with social anxiety at least in my experience anyway. Even if you aren't confident just pretend you are and you'll eventually trick yourself into having a bit more confidence than when you started.
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EDIT: I loved how it censored the word "tw4t" lol
Last edited by CosmicApathy1; 5 months ago
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
Honestly you're going to feel like a **** when you first start but you get used to it. Obviously it's not for everyone but it worked for me so I can only suggest.
EDIT: I loved how it censored the word "tw4t" lol
Honestly you're going to feel like a **** when you first start but you get used to it. Obviously it's not for everyone but it worked for me so I can only suggest.
EDIT: I loved how it censored the word "tw4t" lol
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(Original post by chloeebrown09)
hahah. if i am gonna use a bad word i usually put this * in one of the letters. but maybe i should try it? i just feel like i might seem self-involved or something.
hahah. if i am gonna use a bad word i usually put this * in one of the letters. but maybe i should try it? i just feel like i might seem self-involved or something.
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(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
I'm in college studying Interactive digital media and I'm hoping after my 3 years there I can apply for an apprenticeship. I cannot see myself passing GCSE's anytime soon.
I'm in college studying Interactive digital media and I'm hoping after my 3 years there I can apply for an apprenticeship. I cannot see myself passing GCSE's anytime soon.
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#19
(Original post by CosmicApathy1)
Honestly as long as you continue to stay in your lane and not starting to act like you're the superior then I think you'll do fine. Also I had no idea "tw4t" was a bad word. TSR mods are overzealous.
Honestly as long as you continue to stay in your lane and not starting to act like you're the superior then I think you'll do fine. Also I had no idea "tw4t" was a bad word. TSR mods are overzealous.
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