I have ADHD and I hate reading
recommend me a fun, fast paced thrilling book
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I have ADHD and I hate reading. recommend me a fun, fast paced thrilling book
I have ADHD and I hate reading
recommend me a fun, fast paced thrilling book
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>I have a fake condition, I like anime, and I don't want to read books
The zoomer in a nutshell. Please have a nice day.
these aren't book recommendations
i gave specific fricking instructions
Frick off moron you're moronic anyway you probably wouldn't read any suggestions, read th metamorphoses, beautiful poetry
oh based anon
I recommend the AD Melville translation published by oxford world classics
the poetry is fine but the notes are great
You have to earn recommendations.
I recommend you have a nice day.
there's nothing clever about u
Holy shit, are you still here? I thought I told you to have a nice day.
I never claimed I was clever, but at least I know how to capitalise. And I can spell three-letter words like "you."
ur lonely
ur boring
You're illiterate. I know which I'd rather be.
Dilate.
I'm diagnosed with ADHD too, I can still sit down and read something with no medication. stop being a cringe moron and letting a four letter acronym define you. do focus exercises
>fake condition
like you know anything, you dumb boomer homosexual. I guess random sensory overload is just something I made up. guess we all just have tard brain
>guess we all just have tard brain
honestly it's not that far fetched. with degeneracy rampant the only people breeding are sub 115 iq morons and with the amount of neurotoxic shit they put in your guys' food that you've been eating since birth it actually would not be that far fetched to assert that nearly every person under the age of 28 is clinically moronic.
true as that may be, you're the walking manifestation of the Dunning Kruger effect here you little tard. parts of my brain are underdeveloped, same as anyone with autism or ACTUAL, REAL ADHD. that being said, I've actually done my research as well as experienced the true symptoms. the zoomers you hate are the undiagnosed moron children who said "well, I get distracted a lot and I can't grasp basic concepts. must have ADHD!" their parents went along with it to rationalize birthing a tard. you know nothing about the actual disorder, only what you've seen in pop culture. I don't blame you for hating what you've seen, but we are not them.
>I guess random sensory overload is just something I made up.
tbh it's just a natural reaction to the dull normies' noisy world
you don't have a mental illness, you're just not a sub100iq drone
what you consider a failure to focus is the golem's baseline
it is not normal. you do not, as a normal person, hear something like styrofoam rubbing together or touch wet cardboard and suddenly feel like the walls are closing in, like you're about to throw up, or generally become a drooling wreck. I'll admit it's not as bad as some of my autistic friends. one of them becomes an actual tard in rain, nonverbal and all that. but you've done no research. you have no experience with the shit that actually entails ADHD. focus isn't an issue. I've done thousands of focus exercises and worked towards handling that shit better throughout my life. the issues come in the form of impulsivity, OCD (a common byproduct of ADHD), hyperfocus, and a shit memory. and sensory issues ofc. had to quit my warehouse job at 18 bc saran wrap makes me want to roll around fetal position in my own puke. it sounds like you've already made up your mind so it'll probably seem like I'm exaggerating, but I'm telling you now that zoomers have made this disorder what it is. it's not as common or simple as you think. it's not just "oh teehee I get distracted sometimes! I must have ADHD!" I fricking hate those people. it's a sister disorder to autism; parts of my brain are underdeveloped. all the trial drugs my tard parents put me on didn't help either.
your "ADHD" disappears soon as you read whatever you're interested in. it just clicks. you get hooked. aphantasia treated. math picked up. phd acquired. life improves. done. because of reading.
the secret history
The Expanse
Of Mice and Men
The Great Gatsby
The former is like 100 pages, the latter like 200 pages.
I have family members with ADHD and I give them short story anthologies, which they claim to enjoy.
Based. But don't they keep asking for something shorter?
The Princess Bride
Make your own story! I mean that enthusiastically. I'm ADHD as frick. Building my own world and characters has is the best creative outlet I've ever had. It all spans multiple media types. Writing, visual arts, songs, making a vidya. It might never actually come together completely but I have my own universe now 🙂
Did that activity help you cure your ADHD at least?
Sort of. Cure as in make it go away, absolutely not. But when I can channel my ADHD into appropriate projects at appropriate times, the leftover spontaneity just becomes a bit of a quirk that others seem to actually admire. Apply my same idea to other areas of your life.
I second this. Writing something you care about allows me to focus more and redirects my crazy ADHD energy. Even if the end result is crap, seeing a project through to the end can discipline the mind. And then revising the work can help you focus more.
CirnoGODS rule IQfy
Swann’s Way
found one perfect for you op
pay no attention the any of the trannies seething at you instead of helping op.
my advice would be to try reading jules verne or hemingway, pic related is a good choice. if you're really moronic just read children books, there's no shame in it really
>I hate reading, recommend me a book
The frick? Read short books, like Asimov's short stories, Edgar Allan Poe or The Metamorphosis.
Isn't this book known for being slow-paced?
neuromancer
IU got adhd too. I've found two ways to read easily.
1. get crossed (like one shot of your choice beverage and one decent hit off a cart)
2. be constantly ready to check myself for when my mind inevitably wanders
If you need to adjust into reading, start with short stories. No clue what your personal tastes are, but I like horror and weird fiction, so I'll reccommend you Arthur Machen and Steven Kings Short stories, which are actually pretty good.
i have actual ADHD and it resulted in me being expelled 8 times before graduation
Check out old Sci-Fi magazine anthologies. I probably should encourage you to first tackle your ADHD but, regardless, reading something with short stories will let you pick the ones you're invested in and skip over the ones you that haven't hooked you without wasting much time. It probably interest you in some of the greats.
https://archive.org/details/fantasyandsciencefiction