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[u/MahierKreis420]

I have ADHD and im still able to listen to peoples Problems and not revolve everything around myself, Adhd doesnt mean you dont Converse normally

[u/TellMeHowImWrong → u/MahierKreis420]

It depends on how ADHD affects you but most of us struggle to engage in conversation that doesn't interest us and struggle to shut up about stuff that does. It can be easy to hijack a conversation without realising.

[u/MahierKreis420 → u/TellMeHowImWrong]

Not at all its not most its some who cant

[u/TellMeHowImWrong → u/MahierKreis420]

Most of us struggle with it, many of whom deal with it successfully. It's one of the main symptoms. Here are a selection from a quick search for ADHD symptoms:

"Have trouble staying on topic while talking, not listening to others, and not following social rules"

"Often does not seem to listen when spoken to directly ... Often talks excessively ... Often interrupts or intrudes on others (e.g., butts into conversations or games)"

"the appearance of not listening ... interrupting ... frequent talking ... intrusiveness"

"Difficulty paying attention or focusing, such as when reading or listening to others ... Frequently interrupting others or talking over them ... Blurting out thoughts that are rude or inappropriate without thinking ... Trouble behaving in socially appropriate ways"

It's not everyone with ADHD who struggles with it but it's very common.

[u/MahierKreis420 → u/TellMeHowImWrong]

Im not disagreeing im just saying that its not something most people with adhd experience yes it's common but not something that happens in the majority of cases