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Thriving on chaos.
Feeling the calmest when in a tempest.
This one exactly, while every normal person loses their mind in s stressful situation, adhd people can be calm and collected.
I would have kicked ass at emergency medicine.
Unfortunately, the first lull that came along, I'd fuck up and people would die.