Ah OK, I did run through the comments before I posted, but I guess that wasn't up yet.
Yeah, this is classic.
If OP is interested I can find some of the channels I've found helpful. They can be a little cringe sometimes (neurodivergence is like thay), but even then, they're often genuinely helpful.
Out and about now but I can link them later.
EDIT: For OP's sake, the first thing you need to accept is that your brain is genuinely different from most people. You can be immensely successful if you adopt the right strategies. But the first step is accepting that no matter how much the advice makes sense, neurotypical advice, at least on its own, will very often _not_ be helpful.
Considering OP says they haven't tried stimulants, I'm guessing they haven't glimpsed what a neurotypical brain feels like. It really is a fundamental difference. Stimulants can get you close to it, but for day-to-day living, you need to explore advice from other neurodivergents primarily.
Yeah, this is classic.
If OP is interested I can find some of the channels I've found helpful. They can be a little cringe sometimes (neurodivergence is like thay), but even then, they're often genuinely helpful.
Out and about now but I can link them later.
EDIT: For OP's sake, the first thing you need to accept is that your brain is genuinely different from most people. You can be immensely successful if you adopt the right strategies. But the first step is accepting that no matter how much the advice makes sense, neurotypical advice, at least on its own, will very often _not_ be helpful.
Considering OP says they haven't tried stimulants, I'm guessing they haven't glimpsed what a neurotypical brain feels like. It really is a fundamental difference. Stimulants can get you close to it, but for day-to-day living, you need to explore advice from other neurodivergents primarily.