Society has decided that I am a loser.
Everything seems to hinge on my disability. Why am I not liked by others? Why can't I get out more? Why am I working the job I am? It all seems to point back to my learning disability and what it does to me. Causes emotions that cascades into depression. Last night I was at work, and picked up a sharpie marker and wrote on my arm. "Loser".
@tryingtosurvive2024 You are not a loser, my friend. You truly are not.
No one is a loser (well except for bullies, but you’re not a bully, are you?) ADHD is a real struggle, but it doesn’t have to be who you are. You are who you say you are ❤️
@tratandodesobrevivir2024
tengo una condición muy distinta a lo tuyo.
no importa donde esté nadie quiere estar conmigo , estoy ya tan cansado de sentir como siento .el miércoles me subí al segundo piso del centro comercial y desde ese lugar mire tantas vidas que podrían haber tenido. Pero no paso .
Desde Lima te digo que también me siento un perdedor
Hi. I understand how you feel completely. I’m the same way I just recently in the past year was officially diagnosed with ADHD but I struggled with the signs of it for years. People in my family younger and older always seemed to achieve there goals easier then me and I thought I was stupid. Even now I’m not in the career that I want to be in but being diagnosed helped me see that it is a disability but it gives me hope because now I have a name for it and have solutions to fix it. You are definitely not a loser so please don’t think that of yourself. I had to stop speaking negative about my situation and start looking at the brighter side of it. It is something that can be helped and that I’m not alone in this fight. I hope this helped keep fighting and you will succeed don’t worry.
@naturalbeauty thank you for sharing, and thank you for your encouragement. I wish you the best on your life's journey. 😄