I think this is an example of literal thinking. What I think the question really means is: ”what do you want your life to look like in X amount of years?”

Yes. True. Hehe. :)

I just don’t understand time.

I’ve recently started using a timer to measure my progress with a recurring 15-minute task and it legit skips 5 minutes every now and then, when I’m not looking.

Another weird thing is with a different recurring task which I’ve measured. I use the stopwatch for the first part and a countdown timer for the second part. It takes in total an hour according to the measurement, but the wall clock says it takes three hours.

Obviously it’s my perception of time that is messed up. But somehow it affects my use of stopwatches and timers as well. I don’t get it.

That’s how I excel at work, honestly. One of the few ways I can motivate myself is if I have someone I’m beating in a contest that only I know about.

Are you kidding me, this is also an adhd thing?? I have so many gadgets and doodads at home. I repeat this comic all the time even though I know it will turn out this way.

My parents have something alright, but I don’t think I’ll ever find out what it is.

Glad I could help :)

Xchange (2000). It has some trans elements in the dialogue so this little (at the time) teenage trans girl got it forever etched into her memory.

I ”terrified” a coworker this exact way once, he began seriously doubting his abilities as a programmer. He was ”so slow”. Worked out well because now he is a quite successful business man. Anyway I’m undiagnosed but plan to get it done privately soon.

No one told you when to run // You missed the starting gun

This song motivated me a lot, graduated at 30.

Now if only I had known that they started letting transbians transition, then I would have done that much sooner too. Wasted so much of my life.

3 grand here (public health care refuses to cover it if you can keep a job)

But that’s… normal

Right?

Thank you for the info! My psychologist would be who can refer me to an evaluation, or at least let me know how many years of waiting I’m in for.

That sounds pretty good actually, especially the part about feeling relaxed. I relate a bit too much too these memes and my girlfriend has AuDHD but isn’t taking any meds for it, and I think she seems completely normal, she’s very similar to me. So maybe yet again I’m not like most people?

I’ll bring it up with my psychologist. (Just hope it will not end up with me being discriminated against, the system here is very ableist).

How has your life improved?