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to who thinks adhd is bs
eloquently. The version of the "truth" from this 19-year-old reminds me of a kid in college. A 17yo freshman began ranting in the cafeteria one day that Picasso was not an artist and had no talent. I couldn't let it go. We argued for about an hour, with him trying to argue art and aesthetic, and me arguing that his opinion was absolutely right - for him alone. It is just so hard as a teen to understand that finding a "truth" for yourself doesn't actually mean it is anyone else's truth. Same with "thetruth". His truth is his. Fine, but it is just for him alone. I am really afraid that (completely outside the ADD issue) our society has fostered an attitude that being rude, disrespectful, cheating, lying, even breaking the law is somehow perfectly acceptable as long as the perpetrator feels justified in his views. Which makes it even harder as a person with ADD, and a parent of people with ADD to explain and enforce those pesky rules about not lying, not saying whatever comes to your head about someone even if it isn't nice. So "thetruth" feels his cause is righteous, and that justifies abhorrent behavior? We can't "catch" him, therefore it doesn't matter if he performs a hit-and-run post? How sad. And how antithetical it is to everything he claimed for himself. |
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