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ADHD?! WTF?A GenX view on what she thought it was.

A Gen X humour book about growing up in the ’80s and finding out decades later what was really going on. Join the waitlist and you hear the moment it is out.

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WTF... That Was ADHD?

Brains That Refused to Stay in Their Lane, her brain that refused to listen to society's BS

We grew up on cassette tapes and "try harder." Nobody called it ADHD. They called it not living up to your potential, and then sent you outside until the streetlights came on.

Decades later, half your friends have a diagnosis, the internet has a checklist for everything and you are sitting there with a cold coffee wondering how much of your life just got explained.

This book is a collection of essays about exactly that moment. It laughs at the chaos and still makes room for the parts that were not funny at the time.

Divergent? We called that useful.

Who this ADHD humour book is for

This is for you if you were raised on "just focus" and found out decades later your brain runs a different operating system.
This is for you if you built a whole career on coping skills you never had a name for.
This is for you if you roll your eyes at "everyone has ADHD now" and still recognise yourself in every post.
This is for you if you want to laugh about it with someone who gets it, without a lecture attached.

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Teacher's comments For laughs, not diagnosis.

The comparisons in this book reflect personal perception and humour, not clinical conclusions. If you think you might have ADHD, talk to a qualified health professional.