Mrjello
04-14-07, 10:19 PM
do you think our add affects us in different ways?
or does being a guy and having add impact the way we live differently then girls
ill get the ball rolling
to me it seems that its more ok for women to be more hyper and talkative and altogether more ADHDish as compared to men who should be more calm and what not
Michiko74
04-14-07, 10:32 PM
I haven't really come across the gender differences in ADD, so I can't offer much. I'm much more inclined to believe that people think of ADD as a children's issue than an adult one.
meadd823
04-15-07, 03:55 AM
to me it seems that its more ok for women to be more hyper and talkative and altogether more ADHDish as compared to men who should be more calm and what not
Actually this is backwards girls are thought to be more inattentive even now hypperactive females are considered many things but having a neurodiversity such as ADD isn't normally among them.
lychweake
04-20-07, 12:30 AM
do you think our add affects us in different ways?
or does being a guy and having add impact the way we live differently then girls
ill get the ball rolling
to me it seems that its more ok for women to be more hyper and talkative and altogether more ADHDish as compared to men who should be more calm and what not Honestly as far as the ADD traits are concerned...I dont see any gender difference really IMO
iluvkoalas
04-23-07, 08:04 PM
I see a gender difference. I know several females with ADD, and I have had 2 ex-boyfriends with ADD. ADDers seem to be attracted to me. I guess it's because I'm very organizedand straightforward.
I think that females with ADD seem to be more honest.