Typical ADD kid....

[cynicallynaive]

I forgot to post the other entry.

This is just a repost of something i posted yesterday on an ADD forum site. I don't actually feel this way at the moment, and in fact i realize that the way i'm made is a blessing, not a curse, but nevertheless:

Why can't I have a "normal" disability? I know this is really awful, and I'll probably regret

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I, too, was once Tantalus...

[speaker4thedead]

ADD is much more of a emotional burden than it is given credit for. You can push yourself so incredibly hard, mentally exhaust yourself and still be viewed as lazy. I'm just coming to terms with this now, at the ripe old age of 28

[eeyore71591]

you do have a normal disabilty. more normal than the ones, yes theres more than one than i do. but sypathy for u, and didnt mean i wanted any from u.