Living with ADHD is often portrayed as a quirky struggle with focus, a tendency to daydream, or bursts of energy that make one “creative” or “spontaneous.” But in reality, ADHD is a condition that profoundly shapes a person’s daily life in ways that go far deeper than most people understand. From mental fatigue to broken routines, strained relationships, and hidden emotional battles, ADHD impacts those who have it in complex, often painful ways. Let’s explore the hidden side of ADHD, the effects it has on relationships, practical strategies to manage its challenges, and the importance of breaking the stigma around this condition.
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