Some of you just don't like structure and expectations. That's all this is. Because being asked to be on time happens beyond the workplace. Your friends and family wanting you to see them at a certain time isn't them being your boss. And I'm saying this as a late person myself.
[average cbt enjoyer when i'm 2 hours late to meet them at the pub]: he probably has adhd. that he managed to overcome his executive function and time blindness enough to even show up at all is a sign he cares. should be grateful
[me]: i'm da king of da playing football manager
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You can pretend all day long that Chronically late people are not liars but they are.
I’ll see you at a restaurant at 2. Then not leaving the house until 2, is an act of dishonesty.
This is not theoretical. We know these people in real life, and we know their impact on us.
lots of good clean fun with england and scotland fans winding each other up as per usual but i think we do need to call a meeting because the americans appear to think that they’re allowed to join in and we can’t afford to set that precedent
You don’t have to come. If you don’t want to commit to a certain time then just don’t agree to show up. You aren’t a victim because you are expected to do the thing you freely and voluntarily said you were going to do! If it’s so inconvenient for you then stay home.
the thing that’s irritating about the time blindness convo is that no one is saying that time blindness isn’t a real, valid symptom of ADHD. they’re saying there are real, useful solutions to being late everywhere. there just is. that doesn’t undermine the struggle tho
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