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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can affect attention, organization, and impulse control. It may look like losing track of a task, getting distracted, forgetting what you were doing, or struggling to finish something you started. ADHD can show up differently from person to person; someone does not have to look physically hyperactive to have it.
Bipolar I disorder involves episodes of mania—periods of unusually high energy or irritability that can affect sleep, thoughts, judgment, and daily life. Depressive episodes can bring low energy, sadness, or loss of interest. Some episodes have mixed features, with manic and depressive symptoms happening together. These are more than everyday mood changes.
Anxiety & Social Anxiety Anxiety can feel like worry or fear that is hard to quiet, even during everyday life. Social anxiety adds a strong fear of being watched, judged, or embarrassed around other people. It can make conversations, gatherings, or speaking up feel overwhelming. Both can affect how someone moves through the day, even when that struggle isn’t visible to others.
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Enter at your own risk: side quests, sass, and a big dab of ADHD ahead.
