if there are COPING STRATEGIES for ADHD, then there should be coping strategies for NOT being ADHD, for being NORMAL.

I mean, let’s stop defining ADHD as “less normal, and less good” then normal, shall we?
I am just as valid as any non-adhder, I have just as much to offer, more on plenty of occasions.

let’s either define them in terms of non being adhd, or define us BOTH as being just fine the way we are.

they are better at putting up with routine mundane tasks, and better and prioritizing tasks quickly, for example, and I am better and motivating unruly groups of people to get enthusiastic about an unruly inspiring large project and MAKING it happen, not to mention having a a super excellent memory.

both valuable (except that that ADHD one’s are “more rare”, so technically in a capitalist-pig sense, we the adhd’ers should fetch a HIGHer value, but who’s counting, who’s counting indeed;).

this is a spiritual matter, not an economic one. one of self-acceptance, not one of comparison and judging.

let’s have a little love here, shall we?