This is almost exactly like me depending on the day. I have reminders but I forget them except appointment reminder in Google Calendar but I don't use it for anything else. And don't feel like using it for anything else. Time management over estimating how long it takes to do something plays into this as well. Example something taking longer than you realize, making you late for something else.
That makes sense, I'm a woman with ADHD, diagnosed at age 27 (I'm 28 now, so in other words, recently), I'd always wanted an answer to why I always felt "different", one of the things that I'd suspected was autism until I really began to look into ADHD. I'm astonished at how similar they are. I don't have any neurodivergent real world friends (but my neurotypical friends are incredibly supportive, which is awesome) and my boyfriend, he said he has very mild Asperger's/autism (he described it as being right on the fence). I noticed similarities in communication styles but also differences. But complimentary differences. For example, I love to talk and I can be quite verbose, and he always lets me, he says he enjoys my constant stream of words.
I’m glad this made sense to you! You explained a lot of great points here. You are right there are plenty of similarities they are both two unique conditions but symptoms can be very similar. Thank you for the comment!
I can spot ADHD and autism. Combine both ADHD and autism kind of mask each other but there’s certain characteristics that I can spot. I have ADHD combined and level one autism. Trust me if anybody understand this I do.
@@DWSP101 I was waiting to see when your comment came in. I want to give you a video you could speak on! You provided the inspiration for this video! 👍
While not officially diagnosed with ADHD I’ve been told by many therapists i do show many signs of adhd. So i kind of fall in line with that. And can relate. So yes i do agree! 👍
Also, Leo, your double jointed in your fingers
@@DWSP101 Now I have to pin this comment! How did you know? I’m impressed. 😊
Another great share my friend! Keep up the awesome work and full watch to support!
Thanks Jay!
This is almost exactly like me depending on the day. I have reminders but I forget them except appointment reminder in Google Calendar but I don't use it for anything else. And don't feel like using it for anything else. Time management over estimating how long it takes to do something plays into this as well. Example something taking longer than you realize, making you late for something else.
What you have been explaining sounds all very close to Asperger’s! So I’m happy my videos are helping you find answers!
Waiting for your videos on diffremt mental health discussions
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Many things you saud are actually relatable, Leo
That makes sense, I'm a woman with ADHD, diagnosed at age 27 (I'm 28 now, so in other words, recently), I'd always wanted an answer to why I always felt "different", one of the things that I'd suspected was autism until I really began to look into ADHD. I'm astonished at how similar they are. I don't have any neurodivergent real world friends (but my neurotypical friends are incredibly supportive, which is awesome) and my boyfriend, he said he has very mild Asperger's/autism (he described it as being right on the fence). I noticed similarities in communication styles but also differences. But complimentary differences. For example, I love to talk and I can be quite verbose, and he always lets me, he says he enjoys my constant stream of words.
I’m glad this made sense to you! You explained a lot of great points here.
You are right there are plenty of similarities they are both two unique conditions but symptoms can be very similar.
Thank you for the comment!
I can spot ADHD and autism. Combine both ADHD and autism kind of mask each other but there’s certain characteristics that I can spot. I have ADHD combined and level one autism. Trust me if anybody understand this I do.
@@DWSP101 I was waiting to see when your comment came in. I want to give you a video you could speak on! You provided the inspiration for this video! 👍
Is this relatable? Or am I wrong?
Yep, someone can have both conditions at the same time.
While not officially diagnosed with ADHD I’ve been told by many therapists i do show many signs of adhd. So i kind of fall in line with that. And can relate. So yes i do agree! 👍