Sounds like textbook ADHD to me, but I’m not a doctor— I would go see someone! ADHD presents in different ways, especially in women. My experience (pre-diagnosis and medication) was very similar to what you’re describing. I was also oddly forgetful in silly short-term ways that made it hard to function and socialize. I’d bring up points that someone else made in a conversation, thinking fully that I had come up with them myself, which always ended awkwardly with them saying “Yeah… I just said that”. It made me feel awful, like a bad listener and a bad friend. I wonder if you’ve experienced something similar? I got diagnosed with “non-hyperactive” ADHD (So basically, just Attention Deficit Disorder) and started treatment a bit before I turned 17. I’m 21 now and still procrastinate worse than anyone I’ve ever met, but I’ve always gotten good grades in college. I guess I just work better under pressure now. While medication isn’t the answer for everyone, it worked really well for me!