Don’t think too hard about how much further you have left to go; road hypnosis is your friend. I’ll often finish up several hours of a long drive without even really noticing it, so long as I’m not constantly checking the ETA. If you’re not driving in the middle of the day, getting tired can be an issue - I like to make sure I get a lot of sleep before a long drive, and sometimes even change my sleep schedule for a couple days beforehand if I’m going to be driving while I’d usually be asleep. If I’m really worried, I might buy an energy drink or two, but I usually only do that for 10+ hour drives.
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Signtist@bookwormstory.socialto ADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Thems some rookie numbersEnglish5·18 days agoI only have 176 open now because I accidentally closed them all a few months ago and couldn’t get them back.
Signtist@bookwormstory.socialto Games@lemmy.world•Nintendo Switch 2 is already running custom graphics through exploit one day after launchEnglish23·25 days agoYup, my plan was to just buy one and let it sit until something was found. It was just too expensive, though; I can’t warrant that price.
Signtist@bookwormstory.socialto Games@lemmy.world•Digimon Story Time Stranger - Release Date Trailer (October 3)English4·26 days agoI was hoping it’d be a bit sooner, but I can’t complain; it looks great! I’m always down for more Digimon!
Signtist@bookwormstory.socialto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why don't people like Melon Tusk get tired of the shit they have to pull through literally every day ? I mean doesn't the guilt of bad decisions pull them down enough like the rest of us ?English23·27 days agoPeople who are capable of feeling guilt for hurting others would never do the terrible things required to achieve such a position anyway. It’s the way they make sure only people who are part of the in-group get that high on the ladder. At best, Elon sees us as insignificant specs that don’t even register in his brain. At worst, he hates us and actively enjoys making us suffer.
I find it easier to think of it like bad eyesight, rather than a disease. We usually think of diseases as things that eventually go away, especially when there are medications for them, and that doesn’t happen here.
Some people are born with good eyesight, and they can see everything clearly right from the get-go. Some people can’t, and they need the external modifier of corrective lenses or, no matter how hard they try, the world will be blurry. So, they wear those corrective lenses every day just to function in the world.
Taking meds for ADHD is more like that.