#I also have ADHD and I think you can tell reading this

[arrowheadedbitch]

I see a lot of Denki's training tends to be trying to get his limit higher when it's clear that his issue isn't how high his limit is, he can throw out 2 million volts before shorting out and still has a tendency to short out on the first use of his quirk, he clearly needs help controlling his power after reaching a certain wattage. It's so clear to me that his issue is that once he reaches a certain level, I'd put it a 100-150 watts, maybe less, since he's so very good at charging devices without shorting out most of the time, once he reaches that level he has trouble stopping and ends up pouring all of his energy out instead of stopping before he shorts out. What he really needs isn't a higher breaking point, it's to learn how to stop earlier. I think a good way to do this would be to give him a device to read his wattage/amps/whatever the hell measurement he uses and have him pick a number higher than the point he has trouble stopping, like 500 per say, and just keep trying to stop at exactly 500 until he learns how to stop, THEN work on getting his limit higher once he can reliably stop each time. But, this detail goes widely unnoticed as far as I can tell and I feel like that could represent the gap in teaching kids with ADHD, someone sees you have an issue but guesses on the actual cause and now their trying to fix it all wrong and there's nothing you can do about it because you're a child who doesn't know any better. Kaminari is such a good allegory for what it's like to have adhd at every turn and I love him for that but also I hate him for that, stop being so real, kid

[chaoticbuggybitchboy]

Since it’s Tourette’s month and since I have that I’m going to talk about it! Whoah!! Some random tics related stuff!! This is very rambly sorry lol

Sounds made up. Absolutely totally utterly insane concept but like so are electrons and those also exist. My tics are also all very covert (I guess??) and tend to come off more as being restless or fidgety. Usually I have very few vocal tics (and I suppress them a lot too) but some goofy ones include “dirtbag British boyband” and the “na na na”s from save yourself I’ll hold them back.

Also fun fact I can’t whistle reliably. I think I’ve managed to whistle a maximum of twenty times ever, and I’ve never been able to manage a tune. And from what I’ve seen, whistling is a super common tic for a lot of people, and I think it’s a little goofy of me to just physically not be able to do that.

I think also I’ve said before, but my all time least favorite tic is still doing a partial back bend, where I just stretched backwards to be nearly horizontal. This was very awkward and actually resulted in me fainting one time because that type of movement makes me dizzy and the time when I had that as a tic was during when my pots was way worse. Don’t recommend that one at all.

Also a very specifically interesting one for me is biting. It’s one that only happens when I’m in particular pain, and I’ll snap my teeth at nothing. It’s also funny because i picked it up from reading tourettic Kobra kid fanfiction where he’d bite at people.

I’m also not sure whether to say mine is super active or not since so many of my tics are small and hardly noticeable even to me. But if i actually pay attention to what I’m doing, it’s nearly constantly that I’m doing something.