How do I finish games? I can never finish games. I start playing something and then drop it 1 hour later. This didnt happen to me back before smartphones became a thing. I think I became addicted to fast paced multiplayer games
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Buy 1 game. And buy another when you actually have beaten it.
1st: buy a rope
2nd: hang yourself
3rd: ??????
4th:
Most games take an hour just to properly get going.
What are you playing? Because that will massively matter if you’re playing mostly trash anyways
if a game isnt good in an hour it probably doesnt get much better later
Become poor.
Or this
You do not have a mental disorder
You are over stimulated
Literally get off your fucking phone all the time and you're cured
you need a 'detox'
delete all social media, limit internet use at least for few days
Set up an extremely annoying alarm to remind yourself to play and beat a video game
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That's exactly the kind of thing an idiot zoomer who thinks he has ADHD would say.
i have ADHD,you will be addicted once you find games you truly love.
also taking small breaks while keeping the game itself open helps alot.
read a book retarded nigga
>if you dont like a game wasting your fucking time you're a zoomer
id be shocked if you played a game over ten years old before
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HRT helps
coffee and alcohol helps but only temporarily, the only way to deal with it is medication which is prescription only
I have like 500 games in my steam account. Have finished like 3 of them
31, had undiagnosed ADHD my entire life, just got prescribed adderall a month ago and shit has been fucking great. Is this what normal feels like? I can just sit down and do stuff without weird pointless anxiety making me avoid doing literally anything
I feel like my life would have been really fucking different if my mom had just taken me to a psychiatrist as a kid. I was clearly struggling. What the fuck. My dumbfuck family told me adderal would turn me into a zombie. Instead I actually have energy now and everything feels effortless. Fuck
I had adhd as a kid you get over it...any how uoohh
I didn't get over it, but I have good coping mechanisms and tools as an adult (calendar reminders and alarms are great for me) that I didn't have as a kid.
As a special ed teacher I've seen more than a few kids qualify for special ed only because they have ADHD and are failing but their parents refuse to medicate. It's sad because if they just took it a few years they could get a good academic foundation and then try to come off it and work on functional skills to replace the medication. Instead, "it's a drug" so the kids never get back on-track and flounder in life forever.