Suzy
How ADHD Affects Home Organization
Abelism at it's finest. This book is incredibly offensive to people who have ADHD, especially adults who are reading this, as she acts like they can barely function in society. She makes sweeping generalisations (for example, saying she knows of no person with adhd who is a morning person so don't plan anything in the morning–that is complete bs) and then goes on and on about how she doesn't really know how people with ADHD actually feel or respond in any situation as she doesn't have it herself and only knows how she, as someone who does not have ADHD (she keeps stressing this point), feels and thinks. 50% in, no good tips and generally insulting. She doesn't seem to realise that adults with ADHD can be highly functioning members of society and yet might want some tips on cleaning their home.
Abelism at it's finest. This book is incredibly offensive to people who have ADHD, especially adults who are reading this, as she acts like they can barely function in society. She makes sweeping generalisations (for example, saying she knows of no person with adhd who is a morning person so don't plan anything in the morning–that is complete bs) and then goes on and on about how she doesn't really know how people with ADHD actually feel or respond in any situation as she doesn't have it herself and only knows how she, as someone who does not have ADHD (she keeps stressing this point), feels and thinks. 50% in, no good tips and generally insulting. She doesn't seem to realise that adults with ADHD can be highly functioning members of society and yet might want some tips on cleaning their home.
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