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I've been thinking a lot about whiteness this week, and how white supremacy enables white people to understand ourselves as objective and true, and other people's interpretations of us as

Did you know fatigue is one of the most common symptoms of #ADHD? I didn't- I spent over ten years telling people I felt exhausted all of the time, and

I think people need to get better at distinguishing between growing visibility of ADHD in their online circles and it becoming "trendy". Nobody irl I know even understands ADHD. People

I've seen too many tweets this week claiming ADHD is actually just a trauma response, so here is a thread unpacking that assumption. So, is ADHD actually just trauma? As

If you considered and then discounted ADHD because you're academically or professionally successful, but your personal life is an absolute mess, it might be worth reevaluating. Same goes for doing

Why do some people on who generally put a lot of thought into their stances, and also have ADHD, not bother to learn anything about it and instead share their

I know many disagree with me, but I earnestly don't understand the benefit of only framing ADHD as an exclusively bad thing. To me that just ends up with eugenic

What to do if you think you might have ADHD: a (very long) thread Lots of people are asking me this atm, so I've thrown some advice together. Please note,

ADHD is putting a task off for a month until you receive some bizarre energy boost that carries you through it, only to realise it took you less than half

Can neurodivergent twitter pls confirm that the saying "Anyone will eat anything if they're hungry enough" is bullshit? *Someone said this to me today very assertively and honestly I'd appreciate

Tweets saying things like "stop saying that's ADHD, that's normal and ADHD is only xyz" show how many ADHDers don't understand what it is & how it presents. Like yeah

I'm tired of people pushing therapy as the ultimate solution to mental illness.I feel like "get professional help" rhetoric is becoming a way of individualizing mental health issues rather than