Shauna Pearson

And you know that life is really hard and you know that you're struggling and you know you're working hard.

100 times harder than every single human and longer than anyone.

There's no superpower.

And so then you just feel like there's something else that's wrong with you because you can't even use your superpower.

You don't even know where it is.

Like, where's the superpower part of this?

So it's really interesting because not a lot of people talk about this, the need for drama and the love for drama and ADHD.

And it is definitely one of the symptoms, especially for women, but also for men.

The reason is very simple.

If you think about how

you know, how newspapers work, right?

Like the, if it bleeds, it leads, right?

And so anything that's like high intensity and interesting and engaging is going to grab our attention.

It's going to grab your attention, whether you have ADHD or not.

And drama is engaging.

Drama is exciting, even when it's negative drama.

even when it's like constantly bad and like travesties happening in my love life and in my job.

And I got fired again.

And can you believe it?

And all of this stuff that people are like walking around, it's like every single time you see them, you're like, okay, what happened this time?