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DAE feel like theyre just eternally burnt out? (self.adhd)

submitted 11 months ago by xkforce to c/adhd

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I dont mean depression or anxiety (this feels different), I mean feeling like you never really recharge, like youve never gotten time off ever. Which I think is partly due to a tendency to put literally 100% into something until you feel fried, move on to the next thing rinse repeat. Even "down time" doesnt really feel like down time because I am stuck between either boredom, working on yet another thing or thinking about things in general.

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[–] Plopp 8 points 11 months ago

Yup. After jumping between full-time jobs and unemployment for many years. It wasn't until I had studied fun things at the university for over three years that I finally started to recover. Eventually I think I recovered fully, only to then end up in unemployment and here we go again...