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Most ppl w/ ADHD have an underlying sense that they waste time, but A) it’s not always your fault, and B) once you start to get a sense of the true time of tasks, you can apply that intelligence to your proactive timing.
- Time blindness? : r/ADHD
As I'm learning about ADHD, one of the symptoms that comes...
- What is time blindness? : r/ADHD
Time blindness, as I understand it, is like this: go to the...
- Time blindness? : r/ADHD
As I'm learning about ADHD, one of the symptoms that comes up is time blindness and I don't feel like I have a good understanding of what exactly people mean when they say it. I'm never late for appointments. I don't burn things in the oven, but that's not hard, I'll set a timer for it.
Time blindness, as I understand it, is like this: go to the kitchen, wash up last night's plates, make breakfast and sit down to eat it. How long did that take? A non-ADHD person might say "fifteen minutes". A time-blind person would say "confused shrug". Might have been five minutes, might have been an hour.
From what I’ve seen, people without time blindness are better at casually performing these tasks without as much mental effort- not as obsessed with being early or spending as much time planning travel times
19 gru 2022 · ADHDers commonly experience time blindness. People with time blindness struggle with estimating time, how much has passed, and how much time a task requires. Time blindness is implicated in executive dysfunction, negatively affecting planning, prioritization, organization, and time management.
5 gru 2023 · People with ADHD frequently experience a warped perception of the passage of time known as time blindness. People may mistakenly label those with ADHD as unprofessional due to symptoms...
15 cze 2023 · What is ADHD time blindness? Why do people with ADHD struggle with time perception? Time blindness means not having a clear sense of time. Get examples of time blindness and ways to help.
