Being a woman with ADHD means I spent most my life undiagnosed and I still have confirmations only from a friend who has it and a doctor who gave me a sheet to fill out who said “oh yikes yeah” when I finished it. I guess it is confirmed. Anyway, having ADHD as a woman feels like Lestat’s narration in The Vampire Lestat. Let me explain.
Often, my ADHD helps me multi-task. I know, so unfair to the men who get diagnosed more often than women do that they cannot use their ADHD for good. But alas. My ADHD helps me jump from task to task and get things done. It also means that trying to explain my train of thought to literally anyone is near impossible. Don’t ask me how I got to point C because it took a detour at point Z and had to work backwards.
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