I mean at least as an adult, when working at least in some professions I can organize my time in any way I want. I have a specific organization system, and if something interrupts me my whole day is ruined and sometimes I am not able to do anything anymore.
You get healthy by doing these and “organize your space, keep a schedule, and avoid instant-dopamine responses” is like the first bit of advice behavioural therapists will give you
Look I get that you’re not aware of all the shit people can have but it’s not that easy.
For one, being neurodivergent can literally not be understood by neurotypicals (and in part of course, vice versa). So getting born into a situation where everyone can walk around on their hands and you simply can’t, there is no ‘just do this and that’ solution.
And for the health aspect, do some research into multiple sclerosis and then tell me to take it easy.
And yet… it all feels good to do. Much better than eating ice cream and playing video games
Yeah, I’m gonna have to disagree with you there
You must have shit taste in ice cream and video games
Hotline: Miami 2 and Mulley’s lactose free Cookies N’ Cream but I’d rather be housekeeping and eating healthy :)
If it has to be lactose free then I’d probably agree with you. I’d rather do laundry.
I’m fine with it but my wife is intolerant and it makes no sense to get two pints when we barely ever finish one together
On one hand, I LOVE crossing things off my list.
But God Damn does this ice cream taste fucking awesome.
(Adds “finish quart of ice cream” to list and proceeds to cross it off)
I suggest a trade: you eat my salad and i take your ice cream
Can’t tell if this is /s or not
If you’re neurotypical. And halfways healthy.
Else you will have constant suffering.
I mean at least as an adult, when working at least in some professions I can organize my time in any way I want. I have a specific organization system, and if something interrupts me my whole day is ruined and sometimes I am not able to do anything anymore.
You get healthy by doing these and “organize your space, keep a schedule, and avoid instant-dopamine responses” is like the first bit of advice behavioural therapists will give you
Look I get that you’re not aware of all the shit people can have but it’s not that easy.
For one, being neurodivergent can literally not be understood by neurotypicals (and in part of course, vice versa). So getting born into a situation where everyone can walk around on their hands and you simply can’t, there is no ‘just do this and that’ solution.
And for the health aspect, do some research into multiple sclerosis and then tell me to take it easy.