It's because any doctor will prescribe ADD meds to people who honestly do not have ADD or ADHD.

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I feel exactly the same way as you do. As nice and convenient as hi-speed technology is and how much it has helped society, it has also really turned our world upside down. I like to wonder what a world would be like without any of the stuff we have. It is really hard, but I think I'm slowly figuring out an idea. I think it's especially because I, like Sneaky, have really taken a step back from technology. My computer is slow as shit so I am hardly ever on it anymore and when I am it's mostly school related, a quick check-up of the news or Sabres happenings, or a glance at facebook. I fell in a pond while my phone was in my pocket so that is fried. It was an iPhone too, so I was always using apps and what not to check everything. In addition, I'm looking for someone to buy my Xbox because it can be addicting playing that when I know I have a shit ton of homework to do.

Ever since I have taken a step back, I feel like my self as a human being is growing a lot more. I don't feel the grip to always be on my computer and know everything which is nice. I love never getting random texts or phone calls, it's so freeing and liberating. Since I no longer have a phone, the only way I can contact people I'm not near is to borrow my friends phone and when I do do that, the only people I ever do call are my parents. And my personal favorite part about my release from technology is the fact that the money I get from my Xbox I'm going to use to buy a bike so I can join the cycling team here at school. I think it's funny how I'm using money from something that made me overweight and lazy to buy something that will make me healthy and active. Anyway, the point of this whole thing is me just saying, like Sneaky again, that when technology does finally crash for whatever reason, I think I'll be a lot better than most people around now. And when it finally does happen, feel free to find the nearest rock phone and give me a call, because I'm gonna be a mountain man living off the land, and if you want to come join my farm commune, feel free as long as your willing to give a helping hand

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"Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid." ~ Han Solo


We truly are not worthy of Miller!

I never even use my cell phone over the summer haha. The only things I use it for during the school year are talking to my parents when one of them calls and doing the whole, "Where are you and what are you doing? Let's hang out," deal. I never even had a desire to own one until it became a necessity when I went away to school. I'm getting a new one in August because my two years will be up... also my phone is extremely beat up at this point and doesn't even have a back to it anymore. I'm still texted pretty frequently over the summer, even though everyone knows that my phone is rarely even charged then, and every time I turn it on I'll have 20-30 texts that have been just sitting there. lol Oh well.

It does annoy me when I see people use their tax refunds, especially, on a new phone or something else electronic that isn't at all necessary and then a month later talk about how they don't have any money whatsoever and are worried about getting bills paid. Well..... Normally I don't care about what other people do, but that does bug me, and I see it every year.

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Miles to go before I sleep

‎"Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation."
-Khalil Gibran