I Make Relatable Comics To Explain What It Is Like To Live With ADHD And Autism (24 Pics)
Hey there, Bored Pandas! Have you ever wondered what it's like to live with ADHD, autism, and other mental illnesses? Well, wonder no more because I've got the inside scoop!
My life is basically a comedy of errors, and I've captured it all in my hilarious comics. From forgetting to put on pants before leaving the house to getting lost in my own backyard, my daily struggles are guaranteed to make you laugh.
So if you're looking for a good chuckle and a peek into the world of the neurodivergent living, then check out my comics. Just be prepared to relate a little too close to the chaos!
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Brain at 3am: you need to research pinnipeds and find out how fast Pluto rotates compared to earth
Or at least try to have a nap, then stay awake because you haven't done anything and then cry and then not do anything and sit there thinking about the inevitability of death.
I absolutely positively believe nothing is going to go right today
Yeah i fell totally into the burnout part. I needed 5 years to learn where my no stress border were. and i can't accept my borders, i hate only being able to do stuff a few hours each day. I don't have time for being that slow. But it bite me in the butt everytime i ignorer it
People look at me like I’m crazy when I say that I still am obsessed with dinosaurs. Yeah, little kids like dinosaurs, but they’re really cool! What’s not to love?
When you are neurodivergent, it's not easy to tell what is part of said ND, and what everyone else thinks and feels. However, while many of these are experienced by everyone, there is a massive difference to an occasional experience and it being such a huge part of your daily life it's all you can think about. Negating this is unhelpful. The OP sharing how they feel is likely to help others feel less as alone.
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