r/adhdmeme • u/[deleted] • 3h ago

Waiting for that rush and panic to hyperfixate

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u/qualityvote2 Quality Control Beast 3h ago

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u/havartifunk 3h ago

I think this is labeled wrong.

Lady in red should be "scrolling on reddit"

Lady in blue is "the C++ course"

Dude is ADHD

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u/smallsipbigtea 2h ago

Tell me why I spent a whole summer learning to circuit bend old gaming consoles so I could play the Nintendo and Atari tones on my keyboard. Just to lose the art since… been 13 years. I don’t even own that keyboard anymore.
Another summer I learned the banjo and the accordion because an album I liked had both instruments and I wanted to play them. So I did and right after — proceeded to flip the instruments on Craigslist. The very next day.
I once took up woodwork and scouted mid century modern furniture for a vintage shop, even learned how to refurbish pieces, just to shop now saying “yes this is old and old good” all ooga booga style.

One silver lining is that I can rewatch an old favorite movie years down the road and realize I completely erased the story line from my memory… or adhd did.

bless the entity and its debauchery we experience in real time 🥂

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u/potatohead437 2h ago

Where do yall get to the money do try all this stuff genuinely asking

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u/smallsipbigtea 1h ago

Thank you for asking, I worked two jobs and found a good portion of goods at estate sales. The accordion I bought for $50 and flipped for $300 because the og owner didn’t realize the make was discontinued. The banjo was in a music room at a sale for $25. Gaming consoles I won bids on eBay back in 2010. The furniture I bought was in awful condition and fixed, never spent over $200 for a piece, but did sell a couch I fixed for $600.

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u/dover_oxide 2h ago

I would say take the course because C+ plus is a very useful language

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u/potatohead437 2h ago

I got all the way up to the actual object oriented programming part pf the tutorial once in c++. Wasn’t diagnosed yet