Sounds like you might benefit from trying new things. Make it a scheduled thing: once a week, month, or whatever works for you, do a different new activity (like making a content calendar — but way better — bc it’s for your life). Pottery, a 5k, whatever feels new and challenging. If you’re not usually a thrill seeker, maybe switch it up and pick something a little more edgy — something that scares the bejeesus out of you (but also ignites a spark).

Actually, this is the BEST time to find a new passion. Bc you’re not frantic or trying to fill a hole; you’re simply asking more of yourself/life. Psychologically, a super healthy place to be coming from☺️

Pick up a new hobby! You never know what might really click with you and become a new passion.

I mean not really. There's a whole portion of what people think about you that doesn't really have anything to do with you

I really recommend you circle back to who evaluated you or check in with even your GP.

Executive dysfunction is so real and debilitating - meds can help. Being dx and on meds changed my life

Do you think Margaret Thatcher effectively utilized girl power when she funneled money into illegal paramilitary death camps in Northern Ireland?

Does the goal have to be about attaining a physical thing? How about making an impact in your community? Learning an instrument? Trying your hand at any artistic pursuit? Solving a large issue that plagues your community, your city …. The world. Something you are passionate or can become passionate about. There’s a lot of suffering in the world that you could work toward alleviating.

Thank you a lot!

I swear I have it. My 2nd grade teacher suspected it, but no conclusion that I can remember came from any dr I’ve seen throughout my life. But I have every single symptom, and pretty much every day it interferes with my work.

Thank you!

Thank you for your input!

Thank you for your input!

Okay can we talk about how Pocahontas WASN'T a fictional character, and calling her such is actually REALLY disrespectful???

I started college but dropped out. I have 2 years worth of coursework, though. But never officially got my AA.

Thank you!

Thank you!

My teacher thought I had it was a kid, I was tested for it as a kid but nothing came of it. I was tested for it again as an adult and I think the psych thought I had it, but don’t remember what the conclusion was (he talked a lot). I have every symptom though at work, pretty much every day.

I think reading up about self sabotage can help you. It generally happens for one of several reasons including:

*success is scary because if you get good, you may have to work harder

*your self image is poor and succeeding at stuff would conflict with that which would feel uncomfortable

These are just two, but I think they are more likely than some others based on what you've written.

Good luck, and remember: the only time it's too late to take action is when you're dead.

I think I might just try that. Have been thinking about it for a while now.

Thank you!

In my opinion it was a horrible line, but that doesnt matter. What matters is that "I am no man" is in no way motivational line.

Make one of these with empowering quotes for little boys.

Seems like the media is awash with empowering females while disparaging males. Sucks that people seem to think that in order to make things equal, you have to pull others down to lift yourself up. Sounds like what happens when people are drowning. I wish the world would lift everyone up, that way everyone can be awesome, together.

Thank you!

Thank you 😊

Oh I'm flattered that you would ask but I don't have a page, I just recently got an iPad and started doodling, I'm really new to it, but I let my lack of skill deter me from trying, and I know I need to just keep drawing poorly so I can eventually get better. This op is what I needed to hear I think

Therapist: Repeat after me, “The Iron Lady isn’t real, she can’t hurt me any more.”