undiagnosed autism at
school

- welcome to Bullying™. you can never leave

- everyone hates you and you don’t know why

- you are disappointing your parents. you have no
idea how, but you know you are

- people keep taking you on as a pet project

- you spin between “academic genius” and
“profound special needs” daily

- a lady takes you out of class to play with blocks
and answer mental math problems. the reason
why she does this is never explained

- why is everyone so mean?????? to you? to each
other?????? does not compute

- you try to be funny. you fail. spectacularly.

- it feels like the whole world wants to kick your
ass

- “stop that filthy habit [that comforts you in
times of stress that you don’t even realise you're
doing]”

- fuck
undiagnosed autism at school - welcome to Bullying™. you can never leave - everyone hates you and you don’t know why - you are disappointing your parents. you have no idea how, but you know you are - people keep taking you on as a pet project - you spin between “academic genius” and “profound special needs” daily - a lady takes you out of class to play with blocks and answer mental math problems. the reason why she does this is never explained - why is everyone so mean?????? to you? to each other?????? does not compute - you try to be funny. you fail. spectacularly. - it feels like the whole world wants to kick your ass - “stop that filthy habit [that comforts you in times of stress that you don’t even realise you're doing]” - fuck
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image shows a Twitter post by a user named Dani Donovan, who is associated with "ADHD Comics." The post is about the tendency of individuals with ADHD to use parentheses in every sentence, humorously suggesting that every thought comes with additional bonus content.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
The image features a black background with white text in a bold, sans-serif font. The text is structured in a complex, nested format, mimicking the thought process of ADHD Millennials. It reads: "When ADHD Millennials (such as myself (who have to much to say (because every though has a sub-thought (and we need to provide extra details (loosely related the main thought)))))) write a sentence." At the end of the text, there are two emojis: a thought cloud and a hand holding a pencil. The overall layout is centered, with the text occupying most of the space, and the emojis placed at the bottom right corner.
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