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  @kikiwilson9871 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I have to say that I agree that the ADHD life expectancy thing was uncalled for and was only intended to be hurtful. I even double checked and looked up a couple scholary articles that talk about how it is higher in people with UNMANAGED ADHD, and many people go undiagnosed because so little is known about ADHD and how it works. Accidents can be a leading cause of death, but you know thays kind of just humanity in general. Kind of like old age being a leading cause of death. Or accidents are a leading cause of motorist deaths. So thats not saying much. Thats why its being studied more now than ever before.<br>Infact, a lot of people with ADHD tend to be hyper-aware of their surroundings and notice details other might miss. Including patterns. Many are also hyper-empathetic which makes us notice even the slightest changes of microexpressions or tone of voice. Which is part of why people with ADHD can struggle with focusing on small tasks, like doing dishes or paying attention to a lecture. We are to distracted by everything else that others might be missing. People with ADHD thrive in jobs such as criminal investigation or psychology due to the way our brains work. Well managed ADHD can actually be repourposed as a gift. My ADHD has been a struggle, but its what has helped me survive this long and avoid Accidents. Buuuuuuuuuuut, its because its well managed. For the most part. I still hate homework lol 😂<br><br>But overall, the stabbing the beds and using drugs, I think points to a much, much more serious problem than ADHD. And sending you videos of it? Like thats something way, way beyond just ADHD. My sisters ex was like that, and he was diagnosed as a psychopath with NPD by his prison psychologist.

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  @cherrycola542 · 1 year ago

  No , ADHD actually ISNT an excuse to be negligent with another person&apos;s life 💀 &quot;im not saying you&apos;re lying&quot; while ACTIVELY telling her she&apos;s &quot;leaving&quot; stuff out and stuff &quot;doesnt add up&quot;?? That&apos;s literally insinuating that she&apos;s keeping information. He KNEW he had ADHD and he was also on meth!?!? Yall would blame literally ANYONE, but the actual person.<br><br>I suffer from ADHD and most of the stuff they&apos;re saying isnt true at all 💀 no! We do not have a lower life expectancy. We do not often &quot;lose&quot; pets, and it is not our partners responsibility to babysit us.

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• TV

  @tvremote4631 · 2 years ago

  The cheating girl story has to be rage bait 😭

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• TH

  @theoneandonlysigmaoldman · 1 year ago

  good night my gang

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• BI

  @BishnuAhamad · 1 year ago

  really enjoyed this compilation, it&apos;s perfect for winding down at the end of the day. but honestly, some of these stories felt more like exaggerations than actual situations. do you guys think people really act like this in real life?

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  @Pigfeelermmk · 1 year ago

  The adhd story is a good one. &quot;Based on a true story&quot; if you catch my drift

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• KR

  @KrolBakko · 1 year ago

  great video! really loved the storytelling and how engaging the narratives were. but honestly, some of these stories seem a bit exaggerated for the sake of drama. like, would people really react that way in real life? just feels kinda off to me. what do u guys think?

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• RE

  @redditst10 · 2 years ago

  unbelievable video

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• ST

  @Story-Genie-YT · 1 year ago

  great

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• IM

  @Imawakenoww · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gF-2PkmUXBI&amp;t=375">6:15</a> dayum 2 years ago..

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• KE

  @kelvunmedina90 · 1 year ago

  was not expecting a &quot;presidential &quot;what if&quot; bit near the end. that was indeed interesting

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  @hope10100 · 1 year ago

  Second story likely grandmother would say your going to lose him lie you got him….life is a big circle what goes around comes around