Tell me about it. My first grade report card said: she flits out the window when class starts and doesn’t come back until 3:00. I have maybe 5 memories about school. And yes I graduated from college.
Yes. I can attest to that. Whenever stimulation is over or when something that just makes no sense to even understand or discuss comes up, sleep mode comes in automatically. I guess an ADHD brain is already in hyperactive mode so it uses these moments to "rest and allow the circuits (neurons) to “cool down” a bit and recharge to avoid an “overload” (nervous breakdown).
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 11 days ago
Tell me about it. My first grade report card said: she flits out the window when class starts and doesn’t come back until 3:00. I have maybe 5 memories about school. And yes I graduated from college.
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member 11 days ago
Was panel 3 meant to say stimulation rather than simulation?
baskate_2000 11 days ago
In a dog outside of a cartoon?
SheMc 10 days ago
Good for you, no use crying over lost balls!!!
KEA 10 days ago
One symptom of ADHD is sensitivity to loud sounds – I wonder if that’s why dogs hate fireworks and vacuum cleaners?
cuzinron47 10 days ago
Needs better simulations.
rockyridge1977 10 days ago
That is a “hair trigger”!!!!
kinich79 8 days ago
Yes. I can attest to that. Whenever stimulation is over or when something that just makes no sense to even understand or discuss comes up, sleep mode comes in automatically. I guess an ADHD brain is already in hyperactive mode so it uses these moments to "rest and allow the circuits (neurons) to “cool down” a bit and recharge to avoid an “overload” (nervous breakdown).