Constantly losing my memories of the past 5 to 20 minutes

Repeating things you just said

Being phenomenal at hyper focusing. Then I can also forget things like my keys and phone all the time.

Auditory hallucinations

not thinking before you act, not thinking before you speak lol, not understanding sarcasm at times, dissociating, having trouble making friends

the pointing to objects and making gestures or noises and the not thinking before u speak

Lithoromantic behavior....I just found out it was an adhd symptom of follow the dopamine today!!!

Hyperfixating on things. Mainly new hobbies. I’ll pick up a new hobby every two or three months and research a ton of stuff about it. My most recent one is sublimination and I’m currently making mugs

Overloads and sensitivities to sound(I forgot the word). Hyperfocusing is another thing, I can get hyperfocused and not hear people talking to me.

being chronically early 😔 I thought I was in the clear because my mom has ADHD and it makes her late to things all the time, but I'm usually early so take that, genetics! except that's,,,,,, just the same symptom on the opposite extreme,,,,,,,

One time I got in big trouble because I couldn’t remember what I had worn the day before and we were on a road trip and my parents didn’t want me to wear the same clothes twice but for the life of me I just couldn’t remember what I had worn the day before but my parents thought I was lying so I had to write a 1000 word apology essay. :)

Leaving doors and cabinets open, constantly misplacing small things, hyper fixation

not understanding why i felt “behind” in maturity compared to my peers

cutting people off :( i hate when i do it i’m so ashamed

also i left my car door open once while i went into a store. it was just wide open in a parking lot

aggressive hyperactivity 💅🏼 getting majorly upset and trying to hurt everyone in my way was probably the one thing I didn’t know was part of my adhd

Having to put a lot of brain power into conversation to not cut people off or change the topic

No object permanence 😩

Slurred speech or anything with speaking "incorrectly"

Being able to do homework in class in record time but not at all at home. Being able to test extremely well but not being able to listen in class unless I was drawing or writing something completely unrelated. I stoped talking naps as a 1 year old. I couldn’t sit still and watch a movie as a kid so I had never seen a Disney movie until I was 14. I never realized that I liked being alone not because I’m an introvert (definitely an extrovert) but because I would get exhausted from masking infront of people or I would mask poorly and feel insane for the way I acted or thought. I talked to bees as a kid because other kids would run away when they saw a bee so I knew we were alone and we could hang out in trees together. I can also listen to the same song or watch the same movie multiple times a day for months because repeating memorized passages is cathartic. Bringing my dogs with me everywhere so that people wouldn’t think I’m talking to myself. I have a hard time listening to music in English because it doesn’t require any effort to understand. Doing better when I have more on my plate and many more. I really have no idea why I wasn’t diagnosed before 20. I really showed every symptom.

Having sensory sensitivities such as noise, emotions, lights etx

Walking through a doorway omw to do something and then going what was I doing again and preceding to walk away. One minute later remembering to do it again and having the same thing go on again

"The other day..." usually shortly followed by something that happened when I was like 5.

Omfg. I relate to almost all of these. I find my brain jumping to, "on a related note," during conversation but it'll be something like being asked to clear out a fireplace-fire in the sky-from smoke on the water-by deep purple-i have a purple jumper-it had a hole in so my 'related' reply is, "I think I'll do some sewing later."

Think your entire life that you don't like/understand people and they don't like/understand you.

Executive dysfunction 😅