>Who here ADHD? How do you manage reading?

E-reader. I say this everytime, but there's something about only having to focus on 200 words, or whatever at a time makes it a lot easier.

Turn on music. Do it when your bored aka at work.

I honestly struggle. I want to read. But then when I start reading I want to game, when I game I can't decide what to play and go back to shit posting, after that I watch TV.

Medication. Can't read without medication.

>>9686799
Fuck off. E-reader doesn't fix your brain.

>>9686821
Fuck you. I have ADHD and depression and e-reader made me able to read again after years of hating myself for not being able to read, so suck my fat dick.

>>9686796
Spend less time browsing the web and watching TV. It fucks up your mind.

I agree with e-reader bro. The amount of text on 1 Kindle page somehow works for me.

>>9686818

What do you take anon?

>>9686818
>>9686796
MEDITATION ***
seriously put on Sam harris' 30 minute mindfulness audio. You won't regret it
-ADHD reader

>>9686796
kindle and fidget spinner

>Who here ADHD?
>How do you manage reading?

Cut down on sugars, caffeine, carbs. Eat more vegetables, meat and drink more water. Go to bed at a reasonable time for 8 hours or so. Remove distractions around you like TV and videogames (and definitely no computer). Meditate, exercise, develop self discipline.

ADHD is basically "nobody taught me self discipline" its a total meme condition that anyone can overcome with enough willpower.

>>9688737

I dont understand these "fidget spinners" what do they do? They just spin? Wheres the fun in that?

>>9688760
I balanced one on my dick and it felt pretty good tbqh

>>9686796
Everyone has a vice they'd like to cut back on. Ask yourself what would you like to cut out of your daily routine?
Every time you go to do that thing, pick up a book and start reading.

>>9686796
I've always thought reading was easier than stuff like tv and videos. You are doing something - you actually have to put forth effort to read - compared to just looking at a tv screen. Comics and manga feel like a bit much though, with all the pictures taking up the pages. My brother was the opposite, so I feel like it's not a common opinion/ trait.
>any similar experiences?