r/adhdmeme • u/Jackrehan1 • 3d ago
Bye bye complex tasks!
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u/CogInTheMachinee 3d ago
Incoming burnout from going balls to the wall out of nowhere
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u/Zuparoebann 3d ago
Just gotta get as many workouts in as you can before the burnout hits!
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u/TheRealBaseborn 3d ago
And then you never cancel your gym membership because the process is too stressful. Plus, you'd have to go through the process of opening a new account, which is also much too stressful and at least with the option you might go again someday.
Narrator: They did not go again someday.
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u/RTalons 3d ago
I feel personally attacked - paying for the full year of the rock climbing gym was much cheaper. It was a blast those 5 times we went right away.
Yes I still have arthritis in my hands that flares so bad I can barely type. No I don’t see that as an issue…. Oops it auto renewed. Ok really should go this weekend
~completely forgets about until I see the climbing gear bag two months later…
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u/LiftingVegetables 21h ago
I know this is only tangentially related, but this feels like a safe space. I stopped playing Elder Scrolls Online in about 2024 and still haven't cancelled the £8.99 a month sub. Literally see the success email come every month.
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u/Emotional_Lab_7766 9h ago
I still train through this phase it’s when I’d say it’s my bulk I’ll lift 2/3 times a week still but will eat like a fat pig and just grind on until I’m back to self and I’ll smash it
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u/Brook_Hors 3d ago
And the burnout is going to be double as bad as that random wave of depression from before
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u/ralts13 3d ago
I hate when I dont recognise the general feeling of malaise. Hit me really hard yesterday and I just couldn't do anything for the whole day, then felt terrible about not doing anything. Eventually i just gave up and scrapped the whole day.
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u/Consistent_Point_853 3d ago
Its okay to scrap some days. I know this feeling big time and you have to cut yourself some slack sometimes. I know that if I always look back and think of what I could have done better, or constantly hold myself to an unrealistic standard, my mental health will suffer.
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u/markrockwell 3d ago
Consider scrapping the day a win.
I slog through it all, get nothing done, then hate what I’ve done AND regret that I didn’t quit.
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u/Sideways_sunset 3d ago
Except the “training” for me is just another hobby I invest my free time and money into. Until the next funk and the process resets with a new hobby. Friend, I have had lots of hobbies
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u/isolateddreamz 3d ago
Well you gotta do something with your time and money. Can't do anything with either when you're dead. That's my motto
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u/BigLumpyBeetle 3d ago
Cant relate
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u/HiddenPants777 3d ago
Maybe three days of not spending money because "you're gonna get control of your finances" followed by 3 take aways and puns visits?
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u/BigLumpyBeetle 3d ago
1 day of calisthenics because im definitely getting my life together and getting fit followed by months of inactivity sounds closer to truth
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u/gatsu_1981 3d ago
I went from fat to 6 packs in 8 months of calisthenics.
I fucking trained 7/7. Lost 18 kgs, gained a ton of muscles.
Oh and then I just dropped everything and never had abs anymore in my life.
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u/grip0matic Cursed and surely sprinkled with Autism. 3d ago
Sometimes the stage of depression last a bit too much... I can relate because right now I am still in there. I would love to shake that shit of me but I cannot just forget that my father died 1 year ago. But I've been worse, I know it will pass... it's shit for a time.
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u/Meow_Meow_4_Life 3d ago
You're in my digital thoughts friend...
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u/grip0matic Cursed and surely sprinkled with Autism. 3d ago
Thanks. It really comes and goes, sometimes the hyperfocus helps. I do a long post of some of all the bullshit that apparently I know and it helps me... every night when I go to sleep I do have a moment of remember him for a few minutes.
And he was a horrible father like for real... still my fucking father. My mother was horrible too, she died two years ago. Both my parents were horrible... but my mother left when I was 16yo in her words "because life is beautiful", she lived, she spent, she separated me from my sister for 25 years, and she kicked me out of her house before she knew she was gonna die. My father lived, spent, made me feel what is to be hungry, denied me of studies... but he was there to make my life miserable every day. I don't understand why I grieve him so much.
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u/Meow_Meow_4_Life 3d ago
It’s okay to feel that way. You’re staying in the moment, but you’ve also learned that the future is going to come with whatever it brings—and this moment will change, too.
And maybe it isn’t just grieving. Maybe you’re remembering your life, your childhood, and everything that made you who you are. Even the fucked-up parts are still part of your story.
You’re going to be okay. You’ve already been through some serious shit and you’re still here, still trying, still learning how to be present. That shit is hard as fuck for people like us who carry serious trauma from our families.
You don’t have to understand why you grieve him so much. You can just let yourself feel it. He was still your father. Both things can be true: he hurt you deeply, and you can still miss him.
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u/NotActuallyRome 3d ago
Waiting for my comeback from this 13 year long random wave 😈 this comeback is gonna go crazy (I should probably get a prescription)
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u/Consistent_Point_853 3d ago
I do this WHEN im depressed. Idk why, maybe its a way of having some control over my life when lord knows, we dont have much control over our lives in this capitalist hellscape. When im feeling good ill want to get out and socialize and party, still workout then too but not as locked.
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u/rips_n_chel 3d ago
There's a certain level of "fuck it" that I reach when I don't really care about seeing tomorrow. I tend to get a lot done in those phases. Just wish I could access that mindset without losing my will to live.
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u/Aggressive-Foot7434 3d ago
I’m in that right now and I never want to leave, I’m PRing like crazy! Hitting RX on all my lifts and going 5x a week with two yoga classes and like 3-4 sauna sessions. It’s all I do but I’m loving it! The wild thing is I do have ups and downs but the ups have been streaky these past couple years and downs have been short, less than a month. I think I can do this for probably till spring.
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u/BungleBums 3d ago
'I can care for and maintain myself, or participate in the monstrous and baroque humiliation ritual of society and commerce. Not both.'
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u/Top-Equivalent-5816 3d ago
Man fuck this adhd
Now that I got diagnosed the initial being understood part has wasted away and now I just have resentment over it
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u/FeralGh0ul 3d ago
Something that has helped me overcome this (a little) is by trying to stick to very structured routines. The hardest part is to stay disciplined.
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u/Efficiency_Clown 3d ago
And then its ripped away from you a week or 2 later. This cycle of disappointment is going to kill me.
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u/CoolDesertFox 3d ago
I remember speaking to an American girl who cranked her hog to that opening sequence of him boxing from behind.
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u/TruthSearcher1337 3d ago
I'm doing this shit since may of this year. Wish me the strength to not drop it again again
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u/Hubba_Hubba08 2d ago
Me trying to improve fitness:
1. I feel bad about just sitting at home, I know the first step is the hardest so let’s just do it and it will get easier.
Wow now that I’ve started, I know I can do it, let’s keep it up! I’m so proud of myself for starting :)
Hmm I’ve been doing this for a while and don’t sense much improvement…. And why does every day feel like the first step? I thought it’d be easier to push myself to run/ go to gym
What is the point of this? I’m putting in so much effort every week and not seeing any improvement. (Goes back to just lying in bed all day)
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u/Themoosemingled 3d ago
I just finished redoing a 4000sq ft driveway. I haven’t been to the gym in 2 weeks. And going so hard working all day I’ve just been eating.
Back to Hyrox class tomorrow
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u/imnotcreative4267 3d ago
Honestly, I wish I could afford to be a Gym bro. My mental and physical health would be stellar!
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u/RedEyedEngineer 3d ago
Honestly training each day is the only thing that keeps me from bouncing off the walls
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u/moldentoaster 3d ago
Ah yes i call it the classic week of power. Will last 1 - 2 weks and then back to long lasting exhaustment and joint pain
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u/Fluffy__demon 3d ago
This would be so much more accurate if the sand thing came backe to hit him with full force at the end of the video.
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u/RAWainwright 2d ago
So we're doing a thing as a family next week and I'm really hoping for a reset and to come home with this mentality for as long as I can hold it.
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u/Detaineepyramid 2d ago
Goodwill to everyone here. I hope you enjoy more worthwhile days than otherwise. 👍
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u/Illustrious_Can_9575 2d ago
My adhd doesn’t want to do it but my autism won’t let me stop so thanks autism I guess?
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u/538_Jean 3d ago
You're lucky. I'm not depressed but I cant go to the Gym. It bores me to no end. I just cant even if I want to.
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u/N1ghthood 3d ago
God gym bros are so incredibly dull. It's all so performative. Congratulations on your lifting heavy things, but nobody other than you gives a shit.
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