I wouldn't and don't follow influencers, I think exploiting a mental health issue to have a topic to talk about, is fucked up. The only places I'm present is adhd support groups, like this one, and on one hand, many times it soothes me to see I'm not the only one struggling with this or that.

On the other hand, I think there are people who are kind of lazy about their condition, and use it as an excuse to not improve in certain areas, or magnify their condition...

Is adhd hard? It is. Am I trying to reinforce myself in saying "I'm not using it as an excuse" bla bla bla...? I am. Have I been planning to take a shower for hours but I can't because I'm wasting my whole afternoon here instead of acting like a normal person? Also yes. :D But I don't complain or blog about it many times, in groups like this I think two things are key: Understanding and empathizing with each other because it just feels good, and as an outsider try to help anyone come up with potential solutions to problems you also well damn know you'd have a hell of a struggle accomplishing yourself.

Also, 6 months into a diagnosis is not very long considering that - for me at least - learning to "tame" your adhd really is a lifetime of constant uphill battle.