Having untreated attention deficit disorder growing up was a hectic time. At least one point each year, a teacher, counselor, or even Taekwondo instructor would point it out to me. But I was 9 years old, and my mom didn’t accept their theories. So 11 years later, I was diagnosed and life became slightly more manageable. For those who have ADHD or even those who know someone with it, there are a lot of quirks and behaviors that are easy to relate to. Are you or someone you know constantly zoning…

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How do we un-evolve?

Am I the drama?

My therapist keeps writing down my dark jokes in their journal. I bet they're trying to steal them for later...

My ancestors wouldn't be proud

[having a universal human experience] how could this happen to me?

They changed the grocery store layout again and we're fuming

I don't think I'm the drama...

My attachment style is 'PDF'

I prefer to chuckle at my own dilemmas instead of overthinking them.

I'm an Anxietician by trade

If you're the kind of person who spends countless hours scrolling through memes and forgets to take care of yourself, you're not alone. Memes are addictive, like potato chips; once you start, you can't stop. As humor experts who use memes to cope with anxiety and depression , we know how comforting they can be. But if you're using them to avoid confronting your issues, it might be time to consider therapy. Looking at these "therapist memes" and relatable tidbits about mental health won't solve…

Imma do nothing because I just have too much to do

All things considered, we're holding up pretty good

Every 90's kid gets triggered by the ticking sound of the Operation Game's timer