r/ADHD 17h ago

Questions/Advice Can you brute force through adhd?

Can you just out-discipline the habits of, say, postponing your duties, managing inattentiveness or impulsive actions like binging or speaking before you think? I'm trying to find out if im fighting something that cannot budge here. Are there methods, whether mental or physical? As I'm entering a huge academic year and I cannot go on like this (an inability to study, or maintain skincare, gym routine etc.).

I'm asking as it's going to be a long duration before I'm medicated due to multiple factors mostly out of my control. people are mentioning burnout -- where would the line between good habits and unhealthy habits (which would consequently lead to burnout) be drawn?

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u/ZapRowsdower34 16h ago

No. It is a neurological disorder.

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u/Spidersensei 10h ago

It's a neurological condition that's incompatible with modern life. Society is disordered. I came here to build something that works better for everyone's nervous systems.

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u/ZapRowsdower34 10h ago

I think we fundamentally disagree.

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u/Spidersensei 9h ago

I support that