I may have gone through a phase of this until I realize how futile it was
I may have gone through a phase of this until I realize how futile it was
Now it's either full sentences, or nothing again.
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5th grade teacher: Watch this short documentary on MLK and take notes.
Me: takes notes
Teacher: Now write an essay using your notes.
Me looking at my notes:
Things never improved.
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Is... this.. a... bitcoin recovery pass.... wtf?
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I use acronyms to similar effect.
For example, when writing a shopping list.
And then I'm in the supermarket wondering what the fuck KR, IC and SS are?
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I've absolutely done this... I put a tag on my bag I bring to work that just says "dumbass!" If I need to remember to take something with me or do something after work.
Sometimes I'm just like "yeah... Dumbass... What thing were you supposed to do, dumbass?" Lol
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I've learned over the years at school and everything afterwards that notes are basically write-only. No point trying to decipher them afterwards.
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Today while entering my bathroom I was repeating the word toothpaste to not forget what I came for lol
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Just don't let your brain trick you with the old switcheroo. I would be tickled by the thought that tooth paste sounds like fool's haste and before I know it I'm repeating that. Until I stop suddenly, scratching my head and wondering what I was trying to achieve in the first place.
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Only tangentially related, but when I was a kid I'd write stream-of-consciousness type stuff in a "code" consisting of the first letter of every word. Whenever I run across one of my old notebooks, I spend some time trying to decipher it, generally without much luck. Sometimes it'll spark a bit of remembrance, like dipping madeleines in tea.
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Not diagnosed with ADHD but I do the same!
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I get around this by being unable to read my own writing
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