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Old Sep 14, 2016, 02:34 AM
alwaysin6thgear alwaysin6thgear is offline
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Originally Posted by fishin fool View Post
Just my opinion here but I do think having any form of MI makes it a little harder
to find love. It is not that you won't find love but it takes a strong person to be
ok with these issues and love us for who we are.
First step is for US to except and be ok with who we are and the rest seems to come
sooner or later. Hope this helps in some way.
I do not consider ADD/ADHD a mental illness. That is a label that needs to go away. Our brain operates differently, we process information differently. It's a disorder that can be very frustrating, but also has many positive attributes. We can still get up in the morning, as difficult as it may be, and function like everyone else although it may be difficult and for many require medication. For the most part we are in touch with reality. Most people I deal with on a day to day bases don't even know I have it unless I tell them. What they don't know is what it takes for me to get through the day and how frustrating it is. We may not be able to do certain jobs but thats because the job may not be the right fit for someone with ADD. Having ADD doesn't keep one from working like severe clinical depression or schizophrenia. ADD a mental illness, not in my book. I have it, severely.