redrobin62 wrote:
Is executive function disorder a nice way of saying someone is lazy?
Not quite. Though it may sometimes look like laziness to an outside observer. I think I've got a bit of it myself.
I'm able to put tons of energy into things I care about (and I'm not just talking about things I enjoy, I hate work but care about supporting myself so I actually work quite hard).
At the same time, there are certain necessary things that, for whatever reason, it just doesn't occur to me to do them. Like I'll get hungry, go to the fridge, and find it empty. But despite having plenty of spare time, and enough money, it just doesn't occur to me to go to the grocery store. It'll take me a day or two to drag myself away from whatever unimportant bs is occupying my mind to go take care of the whole eating thing.
Same deal with other stuff, like keeping my car gassed up. I can afford the gas, I can see the needle getting closer and closer to empty, I know I'm screwed if it runs out. But still, for some reason, I just don't think to pull into a gas station until I'm on fumes and can barely make it there.
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