Reacting to Our Discord Community's Favorite ADHD Memes!

Thanks to our Patreon members in our Discord community for sharing these funny ADHD memes.

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[dalebuck]

I am 81 years old, work as a librarian? why? because I can't stand not to work? Why am I on this channel, oh yeah, got a new book in the Library, How to ADHD...read first three chapters, why? I always read the first three chapters of all books that come in so I can sound intelligent to the patrons. Realized immediately that this book described my childhood, my teenage angst years, and a disjointed adulthood! Thought it would be fun to get tested, yep, confirmed diagnosis, doc says want meds, I said no, at my age the last thing I need is more pills in the pill box, besides at my age through trial and error I have adjusted my life to match my "idiosyncrasies". I spent 31 years in the military, where the regimentation of life helped me survive the brain warps. Married a wonderful person who realized that I was a weirdo and loved me for it anyway (58 years together). Jessica! Loved the book...use it as a reference, love the channel, thanks for all you are doing for those of us who are a little off kilter.

[kassiekingston]

I'm not an early bird or a night owl. I'm a perpetually confused pigeon .

[HinataElyonToph]

My favorite is the “my brain is like your internet browser. I have thirty browser tabs open, six of them are frozen, and I have no idea where the music is coming from”

[samanthalaine]

Okay so I actually have the context for the original image at 4:52 (the guy being chased by a bear). So for starters, that's Kyle Maclachlan, who you may know from Twin Peaks. And he started a wine company and it's called Pursued by Bear (after the line from Shakespeare's Winter's Tale). So yes, that is a man being chased by a bear at a vineyard. But also he's fine

[StephanieScheller]

Lol! My new favorite "think outside the box" is:
"We got hyperfocused, went and found an exacto knife, dismantled the box and built a boat. Not that we needed one..." ... it feels... real...

[DavidSmith-jjll]

The meme hits even harder because they're playing a nintendo DS, which means they found their several-year-old gaming handheld and are distracted by performing the ancient rituals, not just distracted by a normal thing. The dopamine hit of "Oh wow I found this thing from years ago that I loved" vs "I found this thing I used yesterday that I guess I love but is mundane because I mean yesterday" is night and day.

I was helping my dad do some cleanup at his house, and for reasons decided to see if our old Commodore 64 was still functional, and it turned out that the disk for Jumpman Jr was still in the drive, and then it was an hour later and my hand hurt because those controllers were hella un-ergonomic.

[roberttolbert]

Tell me you have ADHD without telling me " Why is the bear chasing the guy and why is he not more concerned ".

[cakeeeetime]

I don't have ducks.
I don't have a row.
I have two groups of rats.
One is having a philosophical debate.
The other is having a giggling fit over the word: Poop.

[kevinfancher]

I have an as yet relatively unexamined hypothesis that van-life and tiny houses are the product of the ADHD mind. I've been doing one or the other for more than two decades, and I can confidently report that having the stove an arm's length from the sofa and bed and bath and office has saved many a favorite pot from ruin or pan of diligently fussed over enchiladas from the laying hen scrap bucket.

[lindahynson]

My husband got me a timer on a lanyard for the kitchen. If I'm baking, I put it around my neck and don't leave the kitchen without it, otherwise I will wander around the house, get distracted by something (everything) and completely forget I have something in the oven.

[buggaboo]

The ADHD motto: Just one more, Just one more, Just....one....more!!!. Okay. One more couldn't hurt. I got time!!

[anthonywheeler]

Because of this channel I realized I have ADHD. I got my diagnosis in February of this year and I'm 41. Everything makes way more sense now. And I found this channel by accident because I was dealing with my mom's passing and your videos about your mom's passing helped me a lot. Those were the first videos I found of yours. That was two years ago. I subscribed a few months ago but I've been watching your videos slighty over two years now. So thanks for a lot. I can't repay you enough for all the good you've done for me. On a lighter note, these ADHD memes are so relatable and fun. Glad you keep doing these videos. And congrats on the baby and all the good things in your life. Ok, I'm done now haha

[HelenaVanCity]

I never knew being a 'night owl' was related to having ADHD. Finally, at fifty-two, the truth has been revealed to me! Thank you! LOL

[GoADHDGo]

2:39 I WROTE THAT! :)
It’s from a t-shirt I made back in 2011.

And the grammar mistake was done on purpose. Booyah.

I also wrote:
“Ask me about my attention deficit disorder or pie or my cat. A dog. I have a bike. Do you like tv? I saw a rock. Hi.”

[samanthawycoff]

That first meme was literally me yesterday! I set the oven to preheat for some chicken nuggets, started playing Elden Ring, and forgot about the oven for about 2 and a half hours. I did remember to put a timer on when I eventually got the chicken in the oven. 😂

[penelopefp]

I showed my daughter your book and she said, It's so easy on the eyes! ...and the brain!!!"
Please tell your publisher they knocked it out of the park letting you really make it ADHD friendly in every

[andrejwalilko]

My analyst told me that waking up early and waiting until I'm late to do anything is me making a challenge for myself

[danl]

When you are hyper focusing on a thought about something you have to do, has the thought alone been so real that the next day you feel like you already did what you had to do. And can give details but can't find the thing you know you did but didn't actually do so no way you're ever finding it? That's my daughter regularly.

[yellowrose]

05:22 Don't set your alarms like that, cause one snooze will just be cut off by the next alarm. Set them like 4 or 6 min apart so you get new alarms along with snooze realarms in a cacaphony of ignored urgency.

[Acceleronics]

It was more than 50 years ago, but I still clearly remember getting up on time for school, then laying down on the couch in the living room and tempting myself with sleep until it was almost too late to get to school on time. That 2am to noon sleep cycle was my weekends.