Anyone on here have ADD?(test)

[TSA]

More than 20 checked items on the self ADHD test and Attention Deficit Disorder test indicates a strong tendency toward Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ___ Does not work to potential in school, receives "not working to potential" teacher comments.
___ Has short attention span unless very interested in a particular subject.
___ Has a family history of Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, learning problems or substance abuse.
___ Is easily distracted.
___ Lacks attention to detail.
___ Has sloppy handwriting.
___ Has difficulty putting thoughts on paper.
___ Has trouble listening carefully to directions.
___ Frequently forgets or misplaces things.
___ Skips around while reading.
___ Has difficulty learning new games and new skills.
___ Has poor listening skills.
___ Transposes numbers, letters or words.
___ Is restless or in constant motion, is always "on the go."
___ Concentrates better when moving or fidgeting.
___ Has trouble sitting still or sitting in one place too long.
___ Has increased anxiety or nervousness.
___ Has a history of bed wetting beyond the age 5.
___ Has poor communication skills.
___ Lacks tact, often spurting out the first thing that comes to mind.
___ Acts impulsively or dangerously without considering the consequences.
___ Is easily bored.
___ Says things without thinking and later regrets having said them.
___ Starts to answer questions before the questions are fully asked.
___ Is impatient.
___ Has trouble following verbal directions.
___ Makes careless mistakes in schoolwork.
___ Has tendency to embarrass others.
___ Lies or steals on impulse.
___ Has trouble maintaining an organized work or living area.
___ Is often late.
___ Procrastinates, especially with multi-faceted tasks.
___ Is easily overwhelmed by everyday tasks.
___ Has trouble getting started.
___ Starts projects but does not finish them.
___ Fails to finish schoolwork or chores.
___ Is inconsistent with school performance.
___ Spends excessive time on homework.
___ Has a tendency to drift away.
___ Has problems with self-esteem.
___ Has a negative attitude.
___ Has trouble maintaining friendships.
___ Acts immature for age.
___ Has trouble expressing thoughts and feelings.
___ Is verbally or physically abusive.
___ Avoids group activities or organized sports.
___ Has a quick temper, is "short-fused."
___ Has rage outbursts.
___ Gets upset by minor annoyances.
___ Is argumentative.
___ Worries needlessly or excessively.
___ Has tendency toward obsessive behavior.
___ Turns words around in conversations.
___ Performs poorly under pressure.
___ Has difficulty reading unless very interested in the subject.
___ Has difficulty falling asleep.
___ Has difficulty waking up or feeling fully awake.
___ Is frequently tired.
___ Startles easily.
___ Is sensitive to touch, clothes, noise or light.
___ Is more comfortable moving than sitting still.
___ Has moods swings from highs to lows.
___ Has trouble planning a series of tasks or activities.
___ Become upset easily, is "thin-skinned."
___ Talks excessively.
___ Fidgets, even when sitting quietly.
___ Has difficulty waiting in turn during group activities.
___ Frequently daydreams or "spaces out."
___ "Blanks out" when taking tests or under pressure.
___ Has low frustration tolerance.
___ Has frequent behavior problems in school.

[5hundred&one]

i skipped half the list but i don't think i have it

[TSA]

More than 20 checked items on the self ADHD test and Attention Deficit Disorder test indicates a strong tendency toward Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

___ Does not work to potential in school, receives "not working to potential" teacher comments.
___ Has short attention span unless very interested in a particular subject.
___ Has a family history of Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, learning problems or substance abuse.
___ Is easily distracted.
___ Lacks attention to detail.
___ Has sloppy handwriting.
___ Has difficulty putting thoughts on paper.
___ Has trouble listening carefully to directions.
___ Frequently forgets or misplaces things.
___ Skips around while reading.
___ Has difficulty learning new games and new skills.
___ Has poor listening skills.
___ Transposes numbers, letters or words.
___ Is restless or in constant motion, is always "on the go."
___ Concentrates better when moving or fidgeting.
___ Has trouble sitting still or sitting in one place too long.
___ Has increased anxiety or nervousness.
___ Has a history of bed wetting beyond the age 5.( honestly don't know)

___ Has poor communication skills.
___ Lacks tact, often spurting out the first thing that comes to mind.
___ Acts impulsively or dangerously without considering the consequences.
___ Is easily bored.
___ Says things without thinking and later regrets having said them.
___ Starts to answer questions before the questions are fully asked.
___ Is impatient.
___ Has trouble following verbal directions.
___ Makes careless mistakes in schoolwork.
___ Has tendency to embarrass others. (like ethers on wutangforums?)
___ Lies or steals on impulse.
___ Has trouble maintaining an organized work or living area.
___ Is often late.
___ Procrastinates, especially with multi-faceted tasks.
___ Is easily overwhelmed by everyday tasks.
___ Has trouble getting started.
___ Starts projects but does not finish them.
___ Fails to finish schoolwork or chores.
___ Is inconsistent with school performance.
___ Spends excessive time on homework.
___ Has a tendency to drift away.
___ Has problems with self-esteem.
___ Has a negative attitude.
___ Has trouble maintaining friendships.
___ Acts immature for age.
___ Has trouble expressing thoughts and feelings.
___ Is verbally or physically abusive.
___ Avoids group activities or organized sports.
___ Has a quick temper, is "short-fused."
___ Has rage outbursts.
___ Gets upset by minor annoyances.
___ Is argumentative.
___ Worries needlessly or excessively.
___ Has tendency toward obsessive behavior.
___ Turns words around in conversations.
___ Performs poorly under pressure.
___ Has difficulty reading unless very interested in the subject.
___ Has difficulty falling asleep.
___ Has difficulty waking up or feeling fully awake.
___ Is frequently tired.
___ Startles easily.
___ Is sensitive to touch, clothes, noise or light.
___ Is more comfortable moving than sitting still.
___ Has moods swings from highs to lows.
___ Has trouble planning a series of tasks or activities.
___ Become upset easily, is "thin-skinned."
___ Talks excessively.
___ Fidgets, even when sitting quietly.
___ Has difficulty waiting in turn during group activities.
___ Frequently daydreams or "spaces out."
___ "Blanks out" when taking tests or under pressure.
___ Has low frustration tolerance.
___ Has frequent behavior problems in school.

[Dr. Simon Hurt]

More than 20 checked items on the self ADHD test and Attention Deficit Disorder test indicates a strong tendency toward Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ___ Does not work to potential in school, receives "not working to potential" teacher comments.
x___ Has short attention span unless very interested in a particular subject.
___ Has a family history of Attention Deficit Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, learning problems or substance abuse.
x___ Is easily distracted.
___ Lacks attention to detail.
___ Has sloppy handwriting.
___ Has difficulty putting thoughts on paper.
x___ Has trouble listening carefully to directions.
_x__ Frequently forgets or misplaces things.
___ Skips around while reading.
___ Has difficulty learning new games and new skills.
___ Has poor listening skills.
___ Transposes numbers, letters or words.
__x_ Is restless or in constant motion, is always "on the go."
_x__ Concentrates better when moving or fidgeting.
_x__ Has trouble sitting still or sitting in one place too long.
___ Has increased anxiety or nervousness.
___ Has a history of bed wetting beyond the age 5.
___ Has poor communication skills.
_x__ Lacks tact, often spurting out the first thing that comes to mind.
__x_ Acts impulsively or dangerously without considering the consequences.
_x__ Is easily bored.
_x__ Says things without thinking and later regrets having said them.
_x__ Starts to answer questions before the questions are fully asked.
x___ Is impatient.
_x__ Has trouble following verbal directions.
___ Makes careless mistakes in schoolwork.
__x_ Has tendency to embarrass others.
___ Lies or steals on impulse.
___ Has trouble maintaining an organized work or living area.
___ Is often late.
_x__ Procrastinates, especially with multi-faceted tasks.
___ Is easily overwhelmed by everyday tasks.
_x__ Has trouble getting started.
___ Starts projects but does not finish them.
___ Fails to finish schoolwork or chores.
___ Is inconsistent with school performance.
___ Spends excessive time on homework.
_x__ Has a tendency to drift away.
___ Has problems with self-esteem.
___ Has a negative attitude.
___ Has trouble maintaining friendships.
_x__ Acts immature for age.
___ Has trouble expressing thoughts and feelings.
___ Is verbally or physically abusive.
___ Avoids group activities or organized sports.
x___ Has a quick temper, is "short-fused."
___ Has rage outbursts.
_x__ Gets upset by minor annoyances.
x___ Is argumentative.
x___ Worries needlessly or excessively.
x___ Has tendency toward obsessive behavior.
x___ Turns words around in conversations.
___ Performs poorly under pressure.
___ Has difficulty reading unless very interested in the subject.
_x__ Has difficulty falling asleep.
___ Has difficulty waking up or feeling fully awake.
___ Is frequently tired.
___ Startles easily.
___ Is sensitive to touch, clothes, noise or light.
_x__ Is more comfortable moving than sitting still.
_x__ Has moods swings from highs to lows.
___ Has trouble planning a series of tasks or activities.
___ Become upset easily, is "thin-skinned."
_x__ Talks excessively.
_x__ Fidgets, even when sitting quietly.
_x__ Has difficulty waiting in turn during group activities.
_x__ Frequently daydreams or "spaces out."
___ "Blanks out" when taking tests or under pressure.
___ Has low frustration tolerance.
___ Has frequent behavior problems in school.

I have "ADD"

[TSA]

idk though a lot of those things sound like anybody in the world.
i do know i have some type of concentration problem, and it seems to be getting worst as i get older hence my heightened level of alarm about it lately.

[Dr. Simon Hurt]

___ Has tendency to embarrass others. (like ethers on wutangforums?)

lol

[CharlesJones]

I used to think i have ADD and i might have it because i read some information about it and i read what the symptoms are. I have some of those symptoms that i saw on the list TSA showed. That's why i talked to a psychiatrist awhile ago to see why i have a hard time keeping a job because i used to have a lot of jobs and i didn't stay with them long. I thought that i might be able to qualify for mental disability money but the psychiatrist i talked to said he doesn't think i would qualify for it.

[CEITEDMOFO]

I DONT CAUSE I CAN WATCH MOVIES LIKE INGLOURIOUS BASTARDs

[Undiluted Karma]

inglorious bastards was left down by the fact that the inglorious bastards were the most annoying and pointless concept of the entire film.

[CEITEDMOFO]

[3rd3y3]

this is on some horoscope shit that could apply to a lot of people.

[drippie k]

they told me i had it in high school but i never took the stupid meds and still had better grades than half my class

[Professor Poopsnagle]

I have ASD and an iq of 150 (did a test last wednesday) plus my dick is bigger than most of y'all. Fuck you faggits.

[Mumm Ra]

i don't believe in ADD, shit's all in your mind

at any rate, i woulda had to check maybe one or two on that list, and even those were about 60% true

[TheBoarzHeadBoy]

ADD means your brain moves too quickly to focus.
ADHD means your body tries to keep up.

Adderol is amphetamine which is designed to speed your brain up even faster. There is apparently a point where you brain moves so fast it can actually bring itself into focus.