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Hey it's me Tredt @Boringstein ... please f------ stop already I just need vyvanse that's all my tweets arent about you @siderealmaven · Apr 13 People w/ ADHD are not motivated by rewards. They are motivated by the joy they get out of doing things. It's very hard for ADHD people to force themselves to do work they don't enjoy, even if the reward is money or something they need. They need to feel good about what they do. Show this thread 3:01 PM · Apr 14, 2021 · Twitter for Android

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Sa'am ... @BOnerDude People w/ ADHD are not motivated by the 3 ghosts of Christmas.They are motivated by the joy they get out of atonement for their trespasses. It's hard for ADHD people to see their misdeeds. Despite the wealth they have they pulled out of their fellow man are there no work houses
calm until i freak out then its pretty bad @calmandfunny ... People w/ ADHD are not motivated by rewards. They are motivated by shiny baubles and most reflective or metallic objects. They enjoy fidget spinners, especially the ones that cost a bit extra and light up.They chew on wires and cords and also run on their big wheel for enrichment 7:43 PM · Apr 14, 2021 · Twitter for Android
Chirasul ... @chirasul People w/ ADHD are not motivated by rewards. They see no end goal, only the present moment. ADHD releases you from the bounds of time and space. Having ADHD releases you from the laws of physics. ADHD will turn your bones into flubber and allows you to shoot bricks from your eyes
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