ADHDistic

Little Life Tips to Myself 1.       If someone argues or fights back passionately with you, it means they consider you someone they feel comfortable or well-acquainted with. 2.       You create many sub-tasks that many people may just remember and not be put down in a notebook as its significance is too small to be written down. Yet you treat them as so because each task is like an chest, waiting for you to open them and as they are completed you are rewarded with the treasures inside or the feeling of checking out that task. It is also like an achievement each time you remove one task from your all your other troubles and duties. It reminds you of your efforts put into completing them. 3.       Writing things down makes them real, and problems or issues need to be faced and not be hidden or pushed deep into our mindless void, the one that drives and controls our mind from insanity. As we put these ideas ...

Something To Think About Later Here is a topic for my future self to think about and to elaborate when she can figure out how. I think all who have or had depression or some kind of mental disorder who decide to become writers or relating to that field are hypocrites. Like they are depressed because they could not take insults whether from others or themselves and they would find writing as their only solace to express their feelings, pains, burdens, emotions and social awkwardness. And yet there are people who come back and insult those who would not be open about their ‘illness’ or throwing hate at those who are unconfident about talking about it in front of people who have finally accepted their mental disorder and are happy to talk about it. I know it is good to talk about it and to let people around them to know about it, to understand what they are going through, but it is not easy to put ‘that’ in words and till then, we should give them the space to think it through ...