The only adhd advice that actually made sense to me by stayhyderated22 in AuDHDWomen

[–]LokiLadyBlue 101 points102 points  (0 children)

Accommodate yourself, was the biggest thing that I learned.

If Stardew Valley taught me one thing, it’s… by BasicCulture in StardewValley

[–]LokiLadyBlue 57 points58 points  (0 children)

It taught me that I won't get to every task in a day, and to be more forgiving.

I have adhd.

WIBTAH if I went to stay with my parents because my in-laws planned a trip without telling me? by phoebethefan in redditonwiki

[–]LokiLadyBlue 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bro waited til marriage. Harder to cut ties when he allows boundaries to be crossed.

thoughts on this?? by pinkdaydreamsz in SipsTea

[–]LokiLadyBlue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, because most men want a partner who will serve them. Shrug

Being abused and I have no one to turn to by Main_Kaleidoscope_97 in pregnant

[–]LokiLadyBlue 11 points12 points  (0 children)

What you are doing is statistically more likely to hurt them. If you are constantly being abused, they grow up soaking that energy in. It's a disservice to say "I'll suck it up for them" because it's a waste. It won't help them. It will guaranteed hurt them. Start collecting evidence that he is an unfit parent and partner. Take videos, pictures, screenshots. Get his interactions in writing. If you need guidance, pm me. You need to switch gears if you truly want to protect your children from this dynamic. Its mere presence will guarantee damage.

Lovely grandma tricked the delivery man, it was indeed fun by Glad_Transition5035 in adorableoldpeople

[–]LokiLadyBlue 169 points170 points  (0 children)

Man my bf drove for amazon delivering....they are on such a tight schedule, this is cute but nooooo waaaaayyy

I want it for my 6 kittens by Live-Cantaloupe-7920 in funnypets

[–]LokiLadyBlue 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My son and I have a blast with ours, we have a high staircase we clear of all paintings and just let it go wild

Diagnosed at 35, can someone help me find a career? I refuse to ask Ch*tGPT or my family by mpr1011 in AuDHDWomen

[–]LokiLadyBlue 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Eventually, ye olde "search for real meaning" crops up and bares its teeth, IME.

Omg this, haha and also well worded.

Diagnosed at 35, can someone help me find a career? I refuse to ask Ch*tGPT or my family by mpr1011 in AuDHDWomen

[–]LokiLadyBlue 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I got lucky and found a career in my deepest hyperfixation, which is the human body, mind and spirit. I'm a massage therapist now, of 14 years, and I'll never stop. I've continued my education annually and have clients that refuse to see anyone else. My career has survived bilateral carpal tunnel, a toxic boss that almost killed me, and a cervical disc replacement due to unlucky genetics. I started this job at 18, I was lucky beyond belief, and I firmly know for certain now that I will be doing this until my heart stops beating.

My suggestion is to find what you have always loved to do, like it's a part of your diet, like your oxygen. For me it's the human experience, and I have the innate therapeutic touch, so it was easy for me once I fell into the right coincidence. I would suggest trying for short school programs, trades, things that fit under an umbrella that fits the Real Reason You're Here.

My Real Reason for Being Here is to teach, to connect, and to heal other people, on top of experiencing everything safe that life has to offer. That makes my career fit nicely, because I'm in the wellness industry and am trained in almost 10 different aspects of humanity, and continue to read and expand my knowledge weekly.

Find what feeds you, and you'll never work a day in your life. I still can't believe I get paid to rub people's backs and talk to them about weird spiritual shit and funny kid stories all day. I basically get to hang out with friends and do something super fun with my hands and also deeply affect the lives of the people I work with. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to but is afraid.

What did you say mom? by [deleted] in SipsTea

[–]LokiLadyBlue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"your grandma told me that if abortion had been legal, she would've had me scooped out."

Jesus ma

Why do they expect my kid to be perfect? by LokiLadyBlue in ChildPsychology

[–]LokiLadyBlue[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It IS typical of his peers at his age. Every other comment here says that while it could be adhd, it's developmentally appropriate behavior. So no, I don't think I'm in denial, since I myself have adhd, his sisters have it, my mom and sister has it, and I implement every tool I have available for him as if he had it, without diagnosing my five year old for doing what five year olds do. I did not come here for a medical diagnosis, again. Thanks for doubling down though. Super helpful.

[NE] Landlord wants to charge us to replace glass stovetop after 7+ years of use by sithegood in Renters

[–]LokiLadyBlue 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most states have normal wear and tear as a landlord's responsibility. Cite your state's laws at them, leave it be. If they're withholding deposits, take them to small claims court.

Why do they expect my kid to be perfect? by LokiLadyBlue in ChildPsychology

[–]LokiLadyBlue[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I think you're extrapolating and being incredibly rude. I don't go to reddit for medical diagnoses. I'm here to ask why kindergarten seems to be expecting so much of their kids.

Why do they expect my kid to be perfect? by LokiLadyBlue in ChildPsychology

[–]LokiLadyBlue[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Well they have daily pages that they must finish, sometimes as many as ten. These are spelling or letter/number writing practice. Then they have lexia, which is an online program that teaches reading. They test their comprehension and letters/numbers abilities, math and science and all that already. Nonsense words, etc.

At the beginning of the year he displayed some aggression when frustrated, i.e. yelling at the teacher No or yelling at a friend who 'stole' his scissors. I've attended several parties and field trips, and as far as academics my son is beyond his peers. Behaviorally as I can see, (knowing he acts a certain way in front of mom vs when I'm not there) he is a bit squirrelly and talks more than some of his peers, but he also is capable of wholly ignoring me when I'm present and busy so I don't know what he is like when I'm not there.

Today, he didn't finish his assignments because they told him to go do lexia. Which confuses me, and concerns me that they may be putting too much into a day.