ADHD [4]

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Why are people so willing, indeed anxious, to be diagnosed with ADHD?

One of the symptoms is poor impulse control. Media personalities who have recently been accused of behaving inappropriately have used ADHD as an excuse.

Strange that the poor impulse control only involves groping fit young people and not 50+ balding blokes with a beer belly and bad breath.

It’s also been used by defense lawyers to mitigate their clients offences, most recently the Stockport cunt whose poor impulse control led him to purchase a weapon on line, then take a taxi to a dance party attended by small children, and… well you know the rest. Poor impulse control my fucking arse!

I don’t know about you lot, but I was very anxious as a young person NOT to stand out, today it seems to be a badge of honour.

This is quite interesting and well worth a read, but for busy people I’ll summarise the salient points.

If you are “diagnosed” with ADHD, you can get PIP , even if you’re working, have savings or getting other benefits. The standard rate is £73.10pw, but 43% of claimants get the enhanced rate of £110.40. The highest increase, at 28%, in the number of claimants since 2020 to 2024 is London.

Standard.

Nominated by : Jeezum Priest

114 thoughts on “ADHD [4]”

  1. More bennies for parents, more funding for schools, more money for drug companies.

    If you ask why ADHD and other similar condition are so prevalent these days you’ll get told ‘we’re better at diagnosing it, in the same way we’re better at diagnosing which children need mutilating in the name of gender affirming care I guess……

    There just weren’t that many definitions for kids when I was a kid. Average, thick, bright or naughty little cunt. We missed out on neurodiversity.

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  2. One parent at our daughter’s school is determined to get her daughter autism and ADHD labels. Unfair on the kids as there is little wrong with her from what I can see – a bit slow.

    Real autism and ADHD is debilitating and a right cunt. Our son has both and the ADHD exacerbates the autism symptoms. He is on atomoxetine to damp his chimp outs but it isn’t easy getting him to take the medicine – it is horrendously bitter tasting.

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    • I’m sorry to hear this, Paul.

      I honestly don’t doubt that there are people who genuinely struggle with these issues, and I hope you didn’t think that I was trivialising it.

      The point of the nom was to highlight, really, how it’s become made far too easy for people to blame ADHD for THEIR OWN poor behaviour.

      How many so-called slebs, who have behaved badly, have used ADHD and/or autism as an excuse. Isn’t it funny that they all have a “mild form of whatever”?
      Never quite bad enough to stop them accepting a new film/TV role, just enough to avoid being sacked and ostracised for grouping someone’s tits/arse.

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    • It’s like all welfare Paul, so many people milking it that any really effective targeted care is impossible to obtain for those who need it.

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  4. Happy mothers days to all our fabulous mothers.
    Our adenoid soulless robot cunt prime minister was to busy wishing women hating peacefuls a happy eid.

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    • First thing this morning I was ambushed by my wife into wishing my idiot mother-in-law a happy Mother’s Day.

      I was about to take my first mouthful of bran flakes when she thrust her mobile in my face and whispered aggressively in my ear: “it’s my mother, tell her happy Mother’s Day.”

      What a fucking racket. At least I didn’t have to contribute anything to the stupid card.

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      • Don’t you like her SCB?

        I like my mother in law.
        And she obviously adores me!

      • Today after visiting my man with a bunch of flowers,
        We had the daughter and her boyfriend up from Warrington and the mother in-law and my missus ‘s grandma.

        Grandma has dementia and looks just like Christopher Lloyd from Back to the Future.

        That sort of wild Einstein hair.
        But she seems happy enough even though she doesn’t remember who anybody is.

      • When they start biting, that’s the time for the care home.

        Do make sure you’ve previously got her to sign her home over, though, otherwise the state will have it for care costs.

        Mine belongs to the girls, I’m a grace and favour tenent, fuck inheritance tax, I’m having none of that shite.

      • She now lives with my mother in-law JP.
        She wasn’t eating properly and was a danger to herself.

        Nice lady, shame she’s poorly.

        With my mother in law she’s safe and has company,
        Eating better too.

      • That’s the way, but watch carefully.
        Don’t let her carer get exhausted, she’ll need a break.
        Doollaly tap folk can get violent.
        Straight in specialised accommodation, you don’t want her carer hurt.

        Speaking from experience here.
        My paternal Grandmother
        My Dad.

      • I don’t actually hate my mother-in-law… but I do dislike her.

        I try to have as little to do with her as possible. She is very emotionally controlling of her children, so much so that two of them married foreigners to get as far away from her as possible – sister married a Yank serviceman and brother married a Japanese geisha girl. Both siblings now living in their respective spouse’s countries.

        Another brother lives nearby and plays the devoted son, very much in the mould of Norman Bates….

        My wife, with my help, has spent the last 20 years gradually detaching herself from her mother’s malign influence. Ma (as she likes to be called) resents the fact that I am immune from her controlling disposition. Pretends to like me, but soon as my back is turned it’s a different fucking story.

        And she always has to be the centre of attention. Goes without saying her ignorance knows no bounds. Votes Labour, always has, always will.

      • Found out what her allergies are then give her a massive dose.

        By accident of course.

        Phobias? Play on them too!
        Know your enemy 😁👍

      • Narcissist.

        Absolutely typical behaviour.
        Encourage your lass to make the break.
        Say what I did.
        I love you, but I don’t like you. You are nasty.

        Good luck.

      • Thanks Jeezum.

        My wife has more or less told her that. Left her mother in no doubt how she feels and what she expects. Only does what she considers her duty as a daughter, certainly no longer allows the old moo to take liberties.

  5. My birthday soon, midweek, so out with Elder for an excellent Italian last night.

    Chinese with Younger today, so no cooking for me today. Also excellent.

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    • Happy birthday JP🎂

      Was mine last Sunday.
      If in Castleton try the chicken roast dinner at the Peak Hotel 👍

      Best I’ve ever had

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      • Happy birthday JP.

        I hope it wasn’t spaghetti bolognese.

        That is for small children so I’ve been told.

      • Only been a Italian restaurant once.

        They didn’t do pizza!!!

        Imagine that LL?

        Italian and didn’t do pizza.?

        I had this pasta stuff in a child’s cereal bowl,
        I assumed it was a starter,
        It was the main course!!!

        Rubbish.

        And needed smelling salts when I got the bill.
        Jesus

      • Lobster ravioli, one of the best I’ve ever had.

        The strawberry ice cream was an absolute delight, a semi-fredo that I got two spoon fulls of, the Lass had the rest.

      • Me too, bolognaise is for children.

        It’s the Italian version of Alphabetti Spaghetti.

        The Lass had smoked salmon tagliatelle, and half of my ravioli.

      • Oh, that’s not too far, and it’s been yonks since I’ve been there!

        Ta, Mis.

      • Maybe it was an old style place where they believe food like pizza should only be authentically made in Italy. I think authentic Italian pizza is only a handful of ingredients. No pineapple or meat lovers! I wonder if they do Homepride past bakes?

  7. It’s very interesting that A.D.D. is now outdated, it’s been changed to A.D.H.D. Not sure if that’s good. As a school kid, I definately had the former. I was classed as”lazy.,” by various form teachers. My hearing is still excellent, but my listening?…… I couldn’t be fucking arsed.

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  8. HALLELUJAH, a voice of sanity amongst the looooook-at-meeeee-Meeeeee-MEEEEEE whiners who medicalise bad behaviour and make excuses for appalling manners as a “mental illness”
    From watching most of these ill-disciplined, no boundaries, shouty, self-obsessed, over-indulged, so-called “sufferers” of ADHD, it should be renamed BBLB (Badly Behaved Little Bl**der) or SBS (Spoiled Brat Syndrome). It’s particularly notable that this “condition” is entirely absent in non-western societies, as is the lack of attention and discipline in schools. Waiting now for the flurry of “outrage” from those who use this as an excuse for their appalling behaviours and social ineptitude who should be blaming soft parenting and a “progressive” culture of low expectations in our disgraceful excuses for schools, aided and abetted by “experts” and politicians who make their livings on this Grift that has seemingly poisoned the social discourse.

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