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I just moved my clean laundry from the bed to the chair for the fifth night in a row. 👕➡️🪑 People always say to just fold it while watching a show. That never works for me. 📺❌ The second I sit down, my brain refuses to do two things at once. Standard advice like using timers or planners just makes me feel worse. ⏱️ So I completely gave up on folding. 🛑 I bought three huge, identical plastic bins. 📦 One for shirts, one for pants, and one for socks and underwear. When the clothes are dry, I just toss them into the right bin. Zero folding required. ✨ It looks terrible, but my bed is actually empty. I no longer feel a spike of guilt when I walk into my bedroom. 😌 What is your weirdest trick to avoid folding laundry? 👇 ADHD Over 40

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Personally I spent most my life unknowingly masking my ADHD and suspected Autism. The late diagnosis at 38 was relieving at first, then the grief of what could have been flooded in 😩 That why I started ADHD Over 40 Feel free to join whether you're diagnosed or not, all Neurodivergent people over 40 welcome 🤗