How To Support Your ADHD Partner - Part 2

Most of us may not tell you this..🧠
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Disclaimer: Just because you do these things, doesn’t necessarily mean you have ADHD. If you think you might have it, please look to get officially diagnosed by a professional.

[bronniethomas]

Sadly, it's not that easy to find someone who is so gentle and understanding, and if you read about this, it is labelled as 'the none adhd partner having to take the parent role'. It is sad that there is so much negativity around dating someone with adhd and too often, it is often as a deterrent for the other person's insecurities/issues, so accountability is expected on the ADHD person only.

Nobody is perfect, and I think society needs to be less critical of adhd making it sound like we are the only ones with 'issues". We have so many wondertul qualities too.

That's what I love about your posts, so tasteful and gentle, it is comforting to be able to relate.
Thank you!

[gu]

Scares me how spot on these are. But it's definitely helpful to remind me.

[m.d.]

Oh. My. Gosh. This! I love it when someone will do little things without me asking, like pick a restaurant or clean up.

[birthdaycakekefir]

I appreciate your videos.
I live in France now, and ADHD is barely recognized as real. ❤

[hathor]

I’m 75 just moved getting things organised and making decisions, is stressing me out. Forgetting what I went shopping for etc.

[ILoveMaths]

I wonder how patient a woman can be with a man who has ADHD...