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  • What sucks is that it ruins relationships for those of us who know the person has it but they don’t think they do or use the Internet to do a “lol I have ADHD, what’s your super power?”. I have a ton of sympathy for you all who know you have it and want help but have docs who think you’re just fine, because everyone these days runs around saying they have it.

    If you can’t tell I’m dealing with this situation, and they are basically pushing me away because they think they’re just fine, and I’m the issue. Yet all their relationships always end in the other person being the issue, and everyone being against them. ADHD sucks and it’s so shit how social media has turned it into just some joke. Like it’s a “hah” disorder and not a life altering disorder that needs serious help.





  • No they were not, that was the last time most younger people were able to afford homes.

    https://www.thezebra.com/resources/home/housing-trends-visualized/

    The median house of 1960 would cost just $104,619 in 2020 dollars, far below the actual cost of $240,500, meaning housing costs have increased by 129%.

    Homes have become less affordable: In 1960, approximately 68 out of 100 Americans could afford a home, but now only around 43 out of 100 can afford one.

    Among 18 to 34 year olds, nearly twice as many people live at home with their parents in 2020 than in 1960.

    Even in the 90s when the rates were in the teens more people owned homes.

    The average age for first time home owners has gone up a lot as well.

    Low rates do not equal more affordable housing, they end up pricing people out of the market at a much greater rate.