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To all of us with ADHD who live in what I like to call organized chaos that only makes sense to us, between two times: not right now and RIGHT NOW, hyperfixation, and jump from hobby to hobby… And to finding the right person who sees you, supports you, and takes excellent care of your praise kink.
She dedicated this to me personally 🫶🏾
I love the rush of a new idea, but struggle with follow through.
🤞🏾 I hope I love this book because we’re the same person
The abandoned polygel kit is next—the one an ad on social media convinced me I had to have because it made me suddenly need to try doing my own nails. It was a fun process to learn, despite the five hours it took to do them. The fact I wasn’t good at it right away made it
hard to want to practice, even though some part of my brain acknowledges that’s logically how skills work. Generally it’s overpowered by the side of my mind that fumes when I don’t immediately uncover a hidden skill for the brand new hobby I picked up on impulse.
👯♀️
I go take care of her skates, kneeling at her feet once I return.
Favorite micro trope
“You want to pretend with me, Evie? Are you sure you can handle playing games?”
I’m still driving around. I’m not ready for tonight to end. I keep circling town slowly, avoiding every speed bump and pothole out of fear of waking her. Music on the radio plays low. I turned it down after she drifted off.
She can’t hide it if she wants me, and I’m done hiding it from her that she can have everything from me if she lets me give it to her.
“Close your eyes for me. I’m going to wash your hair.”
Another one
Until you’re ready to get the dog you want, you can have this one for your office.” Smirking, I draw her close, bringing my lips to her ear. “Maybe I don’t need one. I already have a good girl, don’t I?”
“Last night I dreamed no one could see me.” “I see you,” he promises sincerely.
