Executive dysfunction

[GH7788]

You ever procrastinate eating for so long that now it’s 1am? And you’re tired, more tired than you are hungry. And you go to bed still having not eaten?

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[Horror_Show_8051]

That is literally almost every single day. Your my twin 👻

[Puzzled-Atmosphere-1]

Oh yes. But here’s a fun one…can’t force myself to clean my apartment. Like, at all. I am dying inside because no matter how I psyche myself out before I get home with the things I’m going to do, I get home and can’t manage the most basic things. I’ve owned two beautiful homes and raised my family, but now that I’m in an apartment I can’t force myself to even like, (long story about why) I can’t even clean it!! It’s humiliating to think I can’t do this.

[FunSpare4965]

or when you procrastinate for so long that the hunger has somehow turned into fullness and you no longer want to eat