• Lots of reminders on my phone and calender that repeat each day.

• Organizers so I never lose anything… lots of them.

• Taking out everything I need for a task before I have to do it and putting each thing away as I’m done with it.

• If I think about the thing, immediately do the thing so I don’t forget the thing.

• Creating lists.

• Having a scheduled routine for myself that I’ve gotten used to so I have some order and take care of myself.

These are just some of the things I do to help myself as someone who had severe adhd and doesn’t take medication for it. Having some sense of organization and order helps to keep me somewhat on track. Doesn’t always work, but it does help.

Bottom right.

Absolutely savage.

I’ve gotten alerts from badger that uBlock didn’t catch before. It’s more just like an extra safety net.

I sure do! I’ll edit the post to add it.

Closed cause I don’t want to deal with people walking around late at night with lights on or the cats waking me up.

Yeah I currently use Connect and it’s been pretty great so far, though I’m waiting for boost to come out.

ublock and privacy badger.

Put it back.

Connect also has that feature!

I’ve been using Connect until the boost app comes out and it’s not bad! I will also say I actually enjoy using the desktop site as well, better than reddit in so many ways.

It would probably be beating an animal abuser to death.

Very glad I switched to lemmy.

Pretty kitty.

All this is doing is driving up engagement for reddit. If you wanna protest then just stay off reddit. This isn’t to say I don’t enjoy seeing this, cause it is hilarious, but it’s still giving them what they want, engagement.

I also wake up at 5-6am for no reason. I have a 7am alarm.for a reason but my body just loves to mess with me.

I’m using Connect currently and it’s pretty good so far.

They really think that happens? In late term abortions right now the fetus is terminated before any delivery/extraction occurs. Crazy what they believe happens and equally crazy they don’t bother to do actual research on what really happens.

What in the world is a “partial birth” abortion?