u/pastryzig

Teenagers do not talk like that.

Obviously, everyone knows how natural & casual conversation goes. Nothing about the dialogue in s5 sounded natural

We obviously know how to speak naturally, but putting it on paper is so difficult? I know how natural conversation goes, but when I try to write it, it sounds so weird and, well, unnatural.

I know it as the feeling that something happening in your life at the current moment has already happened. Ive experienced this multiple times where I'm in a moment where it feels like I dreamt about this or something.

Now, what I see online is people describe deja vu as like something that happened is happening again. For example, they'd go to a park they went to in the past again and they'd say "I'm getting deja vu rn," but does it actually work like that?

So, I don't know how adhd related this is, but whenever I hear a video or music playing too loudly on someone's phone, I easily get irritated and immediately ask them to turn it down. I could be doing anything like just scrolling on my phone or watching a video too, but the moment someone around me (household) plays a video on their phone too loud, I get really annoyed. I do really like having quiet time (which is all the time lol) and don't want anything to disturb me when im trying to relax in the quiet. I know my family has started getting annoyed at me for always telling them to turn down whatever they're watching, but I really just can't stand it.

Sorry again if this isn't really ADHD related, but I think it does have something to do with my brain being so noisy it can't handle anything more, especially external noise.

Mileven is already an established ship by the show itself, so why are people shipping byler? I have nothing against the ship, I js don't understand why fans are forcing on the show a ship that doesn't make sense considering theres already an established relationship between mike and eleven.

Not a hate post I don't hate byler!!

This is something Ive struggled with a lot more recently. I would be reading absolutely anything—books, fan fiction, a message, some comment online—and id just suddenly realize that I didn't actually understand what I just read in the sense that it's like my eyes just read the words without taking any of it in because my mind keeps going through different things while I'm reading whatever it is I'm reading. Kind of like my brain read each word separately without connecting it together as a cohesive sentence. Id have to reread the thing 2-3 times to actually absorb whatever was written.