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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
On November 10 2008 02:42 FzeroXx wrote: Placebo drug. Grow up and be responsible. ADHD isn't real. LOL thats what I was thinking. It could be a placebo, your body wants you to think its helping you. But maybe not | ||
cgrinker
United States3824 Posts
Calculus: I focused so hardcore on that test that I didn't notice that everyone was passing my answers around. Epic cheat assist to loss of points Orchestra: This one was a little more difficult because I normally have to focus on more than one thing at a time Physics: I crashed here and had a panic attack at my desk. Chewed through a pencil. In hindsight? not really a good idea. If you are going to be bad try it out in a situation that is safe for you so you don't fuck up your shit. | ||
Liquid`Drone
Norway28704 Posts
and adhd is obviously a real diagnosis, even if it is given too often, and adderal is obviously not a placebo drug. it's downright retarded to disagree with either of those statements. | ||
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Fzero
United States1503 Posts
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
btw, is there a big difference between ritalin and adderal? | ||
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KaasZerg
Netherlands927 Posts
BTW I'm not claiming ADHD is not real. I know 2 people who are diagnosed with it and they are different. Without Ritalin they are unbearable. | ||
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bdams19
United States1316 Posts
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QuanticHawk
United States32083 Posts
On November 10 2008 03:02 EleanorRIgby wrote: Placebo drug eh, you really know how what ur talking about. If adhd isnt real howcome people that "have it" get the oppsoite effects of people who dont have it? i.e if u have adhd and u take it will calm u down and make u focus if u dont have it and take it will act like a speed and actually get u high. maybe he just sucks at communication and meant to say that adhd is diagnosed for everything now. because he'd be right in that statement. but certianly, it aint a placebo. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32083 Posts
On November 10 2008 04:16 Jibba wrote: Adderall is not going to help you focus on one 13 year old at a time. LOLLLL | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
and who cares if someone does or does not have adhd what matters is what the adderal does for them and how it effects their body and mind some jealous people who can't identify with situations they are so judgemental of, yet the way they talk and act about it would make it seem like they went through it theirselves. acting like you know what its like in someone else's shoes, it's pathetic | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
Come on now, travis. | ||
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iheartgna
United States184 Posts
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
pathetic creatures... | ||
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tika
127 Posts
i have super hyperactive mind that makes pretty much everyone think i'm weird to some degree (extremely open, spontaenious "unusual" ideas/observations that i constantly vocalise, intense need to talk to everyone about everything, often in totally inappropriate circumstance/to inappropriate people, if i see someone i "like" (just a coworker at work for instance) i might start running up to them and jumping up and down behind them saying their name repeatedly, will do stuff like draw over the veins on my hands just because it's interesting to me as one of a zillion examples, etc) i'm very interested indeed in trying adderal (or a local similar since i don't think they sell it here) because i think if it works for travis it might work for me (altho i haven't really spoken to him about it or know him well, i just get the impression) | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
On November 10 2008 06:37 Jibba wrote: Why should you care if Barry Bonds took steroids? Come on now, travis. we don't sign contracts when we are born, and life is not about how many homeruns you hit | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
On November 10 2008 06:44 tika wrote: can people give examples of adhd behaviour in real world setting (ie at your job amongst coworkers) I was unable to simply listen to people tell me how to do something. literally every 10 seconds i would space out for a little bit, or forget what they just told me. this is one example, there are many many more. it didn't happen all the time though, just sometimes. sometimes my brain would be working better than other times. | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
You've described over and over how you actually need it. It honestly doesn't bother you if someone whose brain functions normally uses it to gain an advantage? | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
On November 10 2008 06:49 Jibba wrote: It is for people with jobs says who? You've described over and over how you actually need it. It honestly doesn't bother you if someone whose brain functions normally uses it to gain an advantage? you are definitely asking the wrong guy that question. no, it doesn't bother me at all | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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tika
127 Posts
On November 10 2008 06:47 travis wrote: I was unable to simply listen to people tell me how to do something. literally every 10 seconds i would space out for a little bit, or forget what they just told me. this is one example, there are many many more. it didn't happen all the time though, just sometimes. sometimes my brain would be working better than other times. hrm i don't think i experience that , people very often say "you don't listen!"/"did you hear me?" but i think i DO but don't show any obvious sign of response (i'm far more "subtle" than most "real world" people are used to when it comes to certain things). like if someone tells/asks me to do something i might just walk off to do it (but without a response). i think this is simply because i don't deem a response particularly necessary.. eh i realise this seems VERY contradictory to what i've previously written lol but maybe it is based on my current mood (sometimes eg i might be exclaiming "ok!!!!!" and literally running off to do the task). probably my behaviour seems very "confused" since i am often SEVERELY fatigued (from lack of sleep/terrible diet/alcohol combined with taxing job (12 hour shifts, very active and emotional job) | ||
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