An example would be folding laundry into a neat pile or remembering people's names. There are so many examples, I want to see what yours is.
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#1
Speaking to other people, whether it be in person or in an online meeting. I like to text people instead, because it gives me more time to process what I’m going to say, if that makes any sense. Sometimes I even script conversation starters and what I might say next.
20points
#2
Picking up the phone and call someone (other than family). I prefer messages, Mail etc. Just no phone call.
12points
#3
Putting the F*****g fitted sheet on the f*****g bed. Most difficult thing ever.
11points
#4
All of them. Life with untreated ADHD is fun ☺️
10points
#5
Math was never my specialty. It's always been a bit challenging for me.
9points
#6
Basically any task that doesn't have a deadline. If you don't give me a hard timeframe, I'm probably not going to do it. All tasks are left until the last minute and done in a state of total panic. Executive dysfunction is real, y'all!
7points
#7
Getting up in the morning before 10; I just want to stay in bed, especially in colder weather. Corollary: going to bed at night. I want to watch another episode, or read another chapter. Night owl here, just in case you haven't guessed. Thank goodness I am now retired, so I can organise (nearly) everything around MY timeframe. After 60+ years of getting up early for school, uni, work etc I still feel tired!
7points
#8
Drinking water without spilling it down my shirt!
Also talking loudly, i talk quietly because everything sounds loud to me. As result people dont hear what i say most of the time :/
6points
#9
Talking to my parents about serious topics
5points
#10
Getting out of bed.
5points
#11
Not zoning out in the middle of a task, be it writing an essay, drawing, cooking, eating or whatever, i end up staring into the distance while daydreaming. Madd does that to you i guess
4points
#12
Cutting a straight perpendicular vertical line. It doesn't matter what the substance - cheese, wood, bread, corned beef - it never goes at 90 degrees in any direction.
4points
#13
Staying calm and polite around people. I'm ASD (high functioning), but a lot of the time I feel on the edge of a meltdown because (a) someone like my boss is giving me too many simultaneous tasks, (b) he won't stop asking me how far I am, (c) at least he knows about it and tries to control his urge to badger me, but often he fails to do so (d) my partner is super disparaging about ASD people like my kid and I have to nuke her periodically which makes me feel s**t (she doesn't take it seriously and thinks I'm self-diagnosed which I'm NOT!!! I got a f*****g letter from a psychiatrist ffs) (e) my ex bothering me about money when she doesn't understand how hard it is to keep a job with ASD because people get pissed off with you being weird all the time and melting down (f) being anxious because I do not know if I am going to meltdown today and embarrass myself by being a "Crybaby" or whatever heteronormative gender role they expect from me because I appear/display as a regular heteronormative man. Ex...f*****g...sausting.
4points
#14
paying attention and focusing lol
4points
#15
Hand washing pots and pans. Just let them sit in the sink way too long - soaking away. Only takes a few minutes to do them so...???
3points
#16
Driving. I can operate a car alright, both standard and automatic, but I have issues driving in traffic, despite several driving courses and practice. It was never a problem where I live, as it a city where driving is not practical most of the time, but I am about to move to the countryside, and frankly I am a bit terrified.
3points
#17
Okay, prepare for a list that makes me seem incredibly mentally handicapped.
1: DIVISION. What the heck is a number going into a number and why aren't decimals a thing!?!?!?!?
2:LAUNDRY FOLDING. I believe that no one has never struggled with this.
3: Ordering things from drive-thrus. Ordering the food from inside is fine, but for some reason I can't handle a faceless, disembodied voice that I don't know asking me if I want fries with that. I can't handle drive-thrus. AT ALL.
4:Saying things using normal sayings and normal analogies. THe amount of times I mentally reffered to the pyramids as "inanimate Bill Cyphers" is painful, and the cassette beasts referenced augggghhhhhhhh
5: Getting references. Do I have to explain?
3points
#18
Driving. Here in Japan the law is really harsh, and I’m super scared and stressed every time I drive. Besides, I somehow got driving license without actually knowing to park, and parking is the worst task now.
3points
#19
Getting out of bed in the morning. I'm fine in the afternoon. Haha. I worked the overnight shift for the last six years of my career before retiring.
3points
#20
Folding that goddamn fitted sheet >:(
Eating normally :l
Opening creme egg tinfoil without ripping it >:l
Swallowing pills. I just can't do it no matter how much I try :'(
2points