aw i really like this it’s definitely accurate and something good to hear when you’re feeling particularly frustrated by adhd i needed to hear it today it communicates in just a few words a point i try to make a lot   i always try to explain to my friends who struggle with similar adhd related issues that it’s not always a bad thing this perfectly sums up why   if i had been able to zero in on one thing and do the perfect four year path to a degree and a career like i aimed for i am 100 sure that i would be less well-rounded less committed to being a lifelong learner of all sorts of things less adaptive and quick-witted and overall just less interesting and fun   both the symptoms themselves and the time and effort spent learning to manage the symptoms have impacted me for the better especially once i got a good medication regimen to better put what i’ve learned into practice   my adhd is a part of me and a lot of those parts i’ve learned to love as time goes on i wouldn’t want to lose them and i wouldn’t want to change myself it took a long time to be able to say that and mean it but i really do