Throbbing_banjo

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Idk. I mean either way this story is depressing. The woman could have just disengaged when the guy weirdly parked his car to try to block the spot, instead she parked right next to him.

100%. The article mentions that there was a baby in her car, is nobody bothered by how fucking insane that is that she was carrying in the first place? Who does that? And she obviously escalated the situation. You're already in a car, just fucking leave.

I don't really expect an answer here, but where the fuck are all you weirdos coming from? Over the past few weeks there's been a huge influx of new accounts with just aggressively stupid takes on every subject imaginable. What's the goal here? New 4chan game? Did reddit ban a bunch of accounts from r/conspiracy? Or just weird ml shit?

on *Sitting intensifies* · c/adhd · 1 pts · 5d

My point is that executive dysfunction is the literal inability to do what you're describing (don't think, just do).

ADHD is a neurological disorder. Executive dysfunction is a primary symptom of said disorder.

Your "help" is the same as telling a depressed person to just cheer up, or someone with anxiety to stop worrying so much.

It's not sold, marketed, or regulated as an addictive substance though, which is a huge fucking problem and a big part of the issue.

They sell it in little bottles as an "herbal energy supplement" on gas station counters, right next to the 5 hour energy drink. Some companies basically market it as a health tonic.

I'm all for people doing what they want, but the industry intentionally makes that hard do so in an informed and responsible fashion.

Some work better than others for soil vs hydro, but absolutely! If you're growing in dirt, dynomyco is fairly cheap, works great, and works even better if you mix in some worm castings. You can also use great white and I think tribus as soil soaks. Southern Ag makes some stuff called Garden Friendly Fungicide that's similar to those as well, but it's targeted more toward root rot, and a little less broad in its applications, but might be easier to get ahold of depending on where you are.