ADHD and imposter syndrome 🙃

Do you feel like an imposter sometimes 😰 ?

I do 😅 !
Actually, I feel like this every time I post here 🙈

But I know many other people with ADHD struggle with this too... So I know I’m not alone and that we can learn to fight it 💪 !

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My posts are based on my personal experience of living with ADHD 😌
If you think you might have ADHD, talk to your health professional 💕

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[hopperhelp]

It’s even worse when you have a narcissist parent that loves to belittle you as well. So whenever you start to have some sort of ability with anything and they begin to put you down it just feeds into those insecurities.

[himerd]

I have ADHD and whenever I do something and someone says I did good I don't belive them

[loaf]

Absolutely relate to this. I’m constantly thinking I’m being lazy and not productive enough.

[smileeeboi]

Ok I constantly am worried that a compliment is them mocking me and I have adhd I didn’t know that was part of it thank you

[nononame]

Imposter Syndrome? More like "among us syndrome"

[josefschiltz]

I've had this wretched thing for decades. It's horrid.

[NationalOrangeJuiceDay]

Imposter syndrome about the imposter syndrome lol

[kagomiko]

Does this thought help me? Absolutely not, but is it true?Yeah, probably :))

[MessianicJewJitsu]

However if you put out 10 films and fought 10 tournaments and came up short every single time you may rightly believe most folks are being polite and the success or title isn't coming and you aren't as good or talented BUT how to move on is hard to decide.

[kateiry]

**gasps** I'm sus I'm the imposter I'm sus **runs around manically**