ADHD Procrastination & Time Management Memes
Time Management when you have ADHD…
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The ADHD brain in all its glory😅
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ADHD & Procrastination in a nutshell 😂
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ADHD & Procrastination in a nutshell, part 2 😂
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ADHD Mood & ADHD Feels Like Memes
What ADHD feels like sometimes… 😪
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How your ADHD brain can express itself… 🙄
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What struggling to pay attention looks like 😅
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The ADHD brain wants what it wants😅
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Listening to instructions when you have ADHD😂
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ADHD Misconceptions Memes
Mental Health Comorbid Issues = Undiagnosed ADHD
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Neurotypical vs Neurodiversity Memes
Explaining what it's like to have ADHD to Neurotypical Brains 😅
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Learn moreADHD Memes FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
What are memes?
Memes are media in the form of images, text, or videos that are humorous in nature and spread rapidly on the internet. Depending on how people relate to it, memes can have several variations. For instance, a similar image can be used as a meme for introverts and adults with ADHD.
Are there many ADHD memes online?
Considering the number of people who are now more aware of ADHD, there are also a significant number of ADHD-related memes online. The ones above are just a few examples, but if you spend a little more time on the internet, particularly on social media platforms, you’ll surely find more.
What are the possible reasons why memes can be good?
Memes, aside from being funny, which can uplift our mood, are also a means to remember that you are not alone in your experiences. After all, it wouldn’t be a meme if not many people can relate to it.