I have mid-high ADD and small talks just make my brain jump off all the time and get bored, and then if i continue talking i have no idea what to say, just change topic all the time.
I do like being in a community, but its hard to find people that wanna do the same as you. But is it easier to make friends with similar diagnose? I can join adhd groups, but no idea how much i will get out from it?
Any tips? Thank you!
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A casual community for people with ADHD
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I think the best way is being 10 and going to school. Apart from that, it’s really hit or miss.