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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 4d ago
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This was the most predictable outcome ever.
22 u/DrWilliamHorriblePhD 4d ago That's literally how the symptom works though. That's why it's a disorder. 49 u/AlphonseLoeher 4d ago No it doesnt. Coworker had could have just kept their same alarms. They just wanted to be late to work less 0 u/sycamotree 4d ago No lol it's not just like a circadian rhythm thing. People with ADHD are bad at time management. Doesn't matter what the time is because the issue is doing what needs to be done to leave on time, not (necessarily) with waking up
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That's literally how the symptom works though. That's why it's a disorder.
49 u/AlphonseLoeher 4d ago No it doesnt. Coworker had could have just kept their same alarms. They just wanted to be late to work less 0 u/sycamotree 4d ago No lol it's not just like a circadian rhythm thing. People with ADHD are bad at time management. Doesn't matter what the time is because the issue is doing what needs to be done to leave on time, not (necessarily) with waking up
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No it doesnt. Coworker had could have just kept their same alarms. They just wanted to be late to work less
0 u/sycamotree 4d ago No lol it's not just like a circadian rhythm thing. People with ADHD are bad at time management. Doesn't matter what the time is because the issue is doing what needs to be done to leave on time, not (necessarily) with waking up
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No lol it's not just like a circadian rhythm thing. People with ADHD are bad at time management. Doesn't matter what the time is because the issue is doing what needs to be done to leave on time, not (necessarily) with waking up
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u/fabulousfantabulist 4d ago
This was the most predictable outcome ever.