*guy coming home from the bank* “bank’s out of money”

“What?”

*boarding up the windows* “bank’s out of money”

He's using "creativity" here to mean "productivity", because he's an uncreative ghoul

But also in the meantime, the ability to adhere to routines, better control impulse eating and meal planning, the reduction in stress by being able to remember what just happened 7 seconds ago, are due to the meds, and that lifestyle is MUCH better for my heart than going med-less.

When the pros outweigh the cons? Maybe I'll develop heart problems one day, perhaps amphetamines will contribute to that, and I'll be forced to find alternatives, hopefully even better meds will be developed in the meantime. But that's the same situation for a lot of different kinds of meds

Glad 4 the person you know but you can't offer a perspective on another stranger's medical history. "It's possible if you're willing to just try" is gonna get us on the defensive because we hear that all the time! We've tried. You don't know our lives. And you are factually incorrect about adhd meds

You can't offer another perspective on a stranger's use of medication by citing an anecdote, especially in a larger societal context which favors one of those over the other, in the replies of an abliest article that goes after tools and accommodations that *includes medication*

I wouldn't "choose" to take it if I could manage my life without it, which is why framing it as a "choice" between taking it or finding ways to manage without it is unscientific and puts people on the defensive. This same framing is used to cut access.

Why do these scare article's titles always go so hard. God I wish we were an accommodation nation could you fucking imagine. Simpsons lawyer kumbya under a rainbow gif

You know what helps with consistent excercise routines in order to manage adhd? ADHD MEDICATION.