Life with ADHD can feel like riding a rollercoaster with no seatbelt, no safety bar, and a conductor who’s forgotten to press «stop.» While others casually float through their routines with the grace of a swan, we’re out here flapping wildly, trying to remember if I turned that stupid stove off.

ADHD isn’t just about quirky forgetfulness or bouncing thoughts—it’s an intricate dance of hyperfocus, procrastination, and sensory chaos that often feels at odds with the structured world around us. Whether we’re staring blankly at a meeting agenda, losing three hours to a hyperfixation, or trying to function after a sensory meltdown, the struggle is real.  

Routine appointments? Endless distractions. Deadlines? A ticking time bomb of panic and perfectionism. Social gatherings? A blur of overstimulation and «Did I really say that?» anxiety. Trying to remember if I turned the stove off? impossible! And yet, despite the challenges, we ADHDers tackle life with a unique mix of humor, resilience, and the occasional accidental genius moment.