What trait or habit from a woman isn’t just attractive, it’s addictive?
Marginally better than a Walmart parking lot
What habits or traits make someone come across as the ‘It Person’—effortlessly confident, magnetic, and self-assured without being arrogant? Men and Women versions?
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brain zaps and adhd meds
An environment that primarily deals with ADHD in relationships and how to manage it. We don't remove posts and ban people for arbitrary reasons as /r/adhd does for ridiculous things like mentioning the term neurodivergent. This is a place where you can post anything about ADHD.
brain zaps and adhd meds
The community aim is to enquiry about brain zaps symptomatology, ethiology as well as recollecting & sharing personal experience from a respectful and caring place.
brain zaps and adhd meds
A place for UK ADHDers to come and connect. Open to all but with a focus on the female experience of neurodiversity and challenges faced in the United Kingdom
Brain zaps and adhd meds
This subreddit is a space for women to find support and discuss living with ADHD. If you would like to contact the mods, send us a modmail instead of DM-ing the moderators directly.
Brain zaps and adhd meds
Welcome to ADHDUK! Do you think you might have ADHD and want some advice on where to start? Maybe you'd like to share your experiences! Perhaps you want to vent your frustration at the recognition & treatment in the UK. Finally, please read our (very long, but very helpful, FAQ!) and do not hesitate to contact us.
Brain Zaps and adhd meds
Sorry I haven't been active with this in a while. I will try to change that. Please post about your struggles, questions, or concerns with ADHD meds here. Keep in mind that this sub is not a replacement for a medical professional who might be better equipped to answer some questions.
Brain Zaps and adhd meds
A Support subreddit for people with ADHD and/or anxiety, or family members/friends of our community
Brain Zaps and Meds
We're an inclusive, disability-oriented peer support group for people with ADHD with an emphasis on science-backed information. Share your stories, struggles, and non-medication strategies. Nearly two million users say they 'feel at home' and 'finally found a place where people understand them'.
Please Kitchener Me (last one is no makeup)
A personal fashion and style subreddit to discuss various body typing & style philosophies and how to best dress to flatter your body. ‼️ READ THE GUIDELINES BEFORE SUBMITTING A TYPING POST ‼️https://www.reddit.com/r/DressForYourBody/wiki/post_guidelines/
Kitchener me please
A personal fashion and style subreddit to discuss various body typing & style philosophies and how to best dress to flatter your body. ‼️ READ THE GUIDELINES BEFORE SUBMITTING A TYPING POST ‼️https://www.reddit.com/r/DressForYourBody/wiki/post_guidelines/
Please Kitchener Me (be kind i’m having a bad week)
A personal fashion and style subreddit to discuss various body typing & style philosophies and how to best dress to flatter your body. ‼️ READ THE GUIDELINES BEFORE SUBMITTING A TYPING POST ‼️https://www.reddit.com/r/DressForYourBody/wiki/post_guidelines/
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
Welcome to ADHDUK! Do you think you might have ADHD and want some advice on where to start? Maybe you'd like to share your experiences! Perhaps you want to vent your frustration at the recognition & treatment in the UK. Finally, please read our (very long, but very helpful, FAQ!) and do not hesitate to contact us.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
For people with ADHD who are over age 30. A place to talk, ask questions, and offer support. We try to have no rules for posting. Please be nice.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
ADHDers, unite! This subreddit was created to provide a positive, safe, and inclusive environment for those with ADHD to converse. We are proud members of the Neurodiversity Movement, which is also a part of Disability Rights Movement.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
This subreddit is a space for women to find support and discuss living with ADHD. If you would like to contact the mods, send us a modmail instead of DM-ing the moderators directly.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
Sorry I haven't been active with this in a while. I will try to change that. Please post about your struggles, questions, or concerns with ADHD meds here. Keep in mind that this sub is not a replacement for a medical professional who might be better equipped to answer some questions.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
Users are important! Without users, reddit would be little more than chunks of code on a server. We love reddit! We hope to make it a better place for everyone!
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
A support subreddit dedicated to the discussion of Vyvanse (aka Elvanse / Lisdexamfetamine) for the treatment of ADHD. This is a space to share experiences with this medication and gain support and insight from others.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
A safe space for those who identify as both Autistic and having ADHD - self-diagnosed, clinically assessed or questioning. Everyone is welcome, including non-binary, trans, or any other folks who feel they belong in femme-focused spaces. Please respect our Community Guidelines and refer to the Rules for more info: 1. We recognize Autism and ADHD as disabilities. 2. We can offer advice and support but not a diagnosis. 3. AuDHD is challenging for all of us; please try to communicate with kindness.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
Welcome to Women with ADHD, where we have two times the ADHD! We are a community of women with ADHD. We accept all who identify as female.
ADHD Meds and Occasional Exhaustion
We're an inclusive, disability-oriented peer support group for people with ADHD with an emphasis on science-backed information. Share your stories, struggles, and non-medication strategies. Nearly two million users say they 'feel at home' and 'finally found a place where people understand them'.
What has your emotional experience been like if you’ve taken Vyvanse for ADHD?
r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions.
Vyvanse & Sadness
A support subreddit dedicated to the discussion of Vyvanse (aka Elvanse / Lisdexamfetamine) for the treatment of ADHD. This is a space to share experiences with this medication and gain support and insight from others.
