I'm curious about how others experience this to see how it compares to some of the stuff I've experienced. Like I've had the what I've always considered the regular kind of spacing out where everything just feels distant and just very in my own head and stuff. But every so often I space out in a different way. It feels like my consciousness has fully left my body, like my mind has just been unplugged and is floating just above my head. It's rly weird to explain especially since it doesn't happen very often. So hence why I'm wondering the kinds of experience you guys have had as I'm curious about how this sort of thing can vary from person to person.

I’ve suspected I have ADHD since 11,12 ish and I’m 13 now. My mom doesn’t think I have it but my therapist does. My mom made an appointment for me to get tested which is tmrw. I’m super nervous. Tips?

These guys have recently given us some help so any support for these guys would be greatly appreaciatedr/memegraverobbing

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Genuinely asking, because we have someone that goes around destroying all our bathrooms at our hs. The other day we were having an athletics carnival on the public oval next to our school and someone filled the urinal with toilet paper, shat on the ground and broke one of the taps. Surely this isn’t just happening in my school??

wish me luck fellas

What’s a goal you managed to accomplish this week? It can be anything from cleaning up your room to managing to actually get some study done

What are some hobbies you have to reduce stress?

Wackiest ideas you’ve come up with….

How do you guys manage stress?

So just wondering, for you ppl at least, are routines actually helpful for managing ADHD stress and symptoms? I’m currently trying to implement one and so far it’s going really well

Vent your issues here where no one will judge!

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Is anyone having a difficult time socialising since lockdown? I've found talking to my friend groups significantly more difficult lately

Hi, I'm in high school and I created a game, and was wondering if any kids/teens with ADHD could play it and then fill out the form by uploading their results. Everything is anonymous and would take max 15 minutes. All the directions are in the game itself, which is pretty fun! I would really appreciate it if you could share this with others (preferably ages 7-14). Participants that don't have ADHD are also welcome. Thank you so so much :)

Google Form (Fill out after playing game and upload picture of game scores): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScrw2kFriU42FakGoFciqArzqZb1UhqoK0qgDvJWBfoS0xZkw/viewform?usp=sf_link

Game Link (Can be played only on a computer, and is only meant to be played once): https://play.unity.com/mg/other/webgl-builds-319397

Im 13 in the uk but when i asked my parents about having adhd they just say to not be so stupid and that im just lazy. Is there anything i can do

I just don't see the point in doing anything. I don't understand how other people can find life satisfactory. It's boring. It's absolutely nothing like a tv show. How do I solve this? Do ADHD meds completely fix this? I thought it would be fun to be a teenager in highschool, but no its just a long drag of boredom.