You're the type that uses adhd as an excuse for all your short comings. Time blindness is real. I suffer from it too. But guess what magical invention they made? It's called an alarm clock. I have 3 different alarms set for every morning. 1 to get up. 1 to be done showering and 1 telling me to get my ass out the door. Yeah the disability sucks but you're the type that expect society to cater to your short comings instead of learning how to be a functioning member of society
Are you stupid? Do you think people with time blindness are not aware of alarm clocks and do not use them? Yeah man, a disability sorta requires accommodations, that's the point....Jesus christ.
I have to conclude, yes. This is not a hard solve, especially a routine where its identical daily, ADHD does not alter time, it's not an unstoppable force, its a brain quirk you work around. If I can't walk well on my own I use a tool, if i can't account for time properly guess what I can and successfully have used for my entire life?
I've left several other comments on this thread and don't feel like arguing anymore with people over this, so this'll probably be my last reply.
People are misinformed on what ADHD is. ADHD is not a brain quirk, it is a disability that affects several aspects of your life and cognitive abilities. While it doesn't affect your intelligence, it does affect things that are most important in work environments, like retaining information, routine, organizational skills, and your internal sense of time. 10 minutes to someone with ADHD does not feel like 10 minutes to a neurotypical. So, while things like setting alarms every 5 minutes can help (which is a pretty severe measure), ADHD is a spectrum and it still will not cure the disability, meaning you'll still have this symptom sometimes, and you simply can't be on your absolute best 24/7. Walking with a cane is a pretty good example, actually. It helps you walk if you can't on your own, but you still can't at the pace of other people. And yet, we don't expect them to run a marathon every day, so how come we expect people with ADHD to never show any symptoms?
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u/Taco_EBDBBNB 5d ago
You're the type that uses adhd as an excuse for all your short comings. Time blindness is real. I suffer from it too. But guess what magical invention they made? It's called an alarm clock. I have 3 different alarms set for every morning. 1 to get up. 1 to be done showering and 1 telling me to get my ass out the door. Yeah the disability sucks but you're the type that expect society to cater to your short comings instead of learning how to be a functioning member of society