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Does taking adderrall make you talkative?
I notice that I write and talk more when I take it. But it sure is amazing. I got three projects done this evening and managed to make some inroads on a deal I've been trying to get made for years. I seem to articulate my thoughts correctly and focus on one thing at a time. I don't seem to be out of my chair so much.. it's been three hours that I haven't gotten up to wander around aimlessly. That's pretty nice.
I'm told that only people with ADHD respond this way to adderall. Most people it'll make them jittery and energetic, right? Me, it doesn't. I'm sitting here calm and peaceful and was able to focus on things I've been needing to do for weeks now. The only downside is that it seems to help me stay awake for a longer period of time. Ever since I was a young boy, I stay awake for well over 24hrs. When I take adderall I might end up being awake for 48+.. when it wears off, if I don't sleep, it can go the other way on me. It seems to be effective in me for nearly 20 hours when I have the extended release capsules(they give you an instant dose and another equal dose 4hrs later). When it wears off I never redose but if I don't go to sleep I do end up scattered and upset and jittery. I got into a-lot of trouble once when that happened. I was doing the right thing by NOT redosing when I'd been up too long.. I was trying to not abuse it, which I haven't ever. The answer is to FORCE yourself to sleep when you get to that "I've been awake far too long and I'm useless and upset" stage. Anyway- it's a miracle drug, but I don't think I would want to use it more than 2-3 days per week. Does anyone know if having only 1/4 normal kidney capacity could be why it's effective for so long? |
yes, its basically like cocaine in pill form...
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Asks the guy with 4 new threads in the last 30 minutes.
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Am I supposed to write "touché" now? :winkwink: |
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Adderall scared me at first but I haven't found it to be addictive at all. I don't take it for 2-3 weeks at a time and I'm fine.. no withdrawl or anything. When I have it around I'll only take it 2 days in a row at the most. |
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I never tried coke until i was in my mid 20's. I took adderall in high school. First time I did coke I had flashbacks of math class.. |
If you actually need it you will slow down.
You are obviously abusing it. |
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I never feel cold or hot when I take adderall.. I do attribute my talkativeness to being able to articulate my thoughts. Normally, without adderall, I can't really say or write what I am thinking. So then once I can it seems to come out all at once like a cumshot. Heh! |
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Well, like I said. It settles me down and makes me sit still and relax. It makes me stop thinking about everything constantly. |
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I've read several books about ADHD and spoken at length with a qualified professional about it. I wasn't one who easily accepted ADHD even existing. As a boy in school I was "diagnosed" with having ADD - but my parents and I always thought of it as a "made up bullshit affliction". Now, I believe that it is real. I do think that we agree that in a-lot of cases doctors are full of shit and you probably see it a-lot like I see it. The whole nation runs on pills they don't need. |
Its speed....What did you think it would do?
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From those I have seen on it.. Yes.. Had a yappy fuck in my office the other day I could not shut up.
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Some unpleasant side effects. Hair loss & reduced libido. No thanks.
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ADDerall .. ADHD .. The good, the bad, the ugly ADDERALL again :) You ever look back and think.. who the hell was that? And, what drives people? I'm a completely different person when I take Adderall + Life Story Freedom .. and decisions.. tips and need some advice I need to learn how to get a life If you have problems getting things done READ THIS Gfy Experts: Psychiatrist hopelessly misdiagnosed me.. I need Adderall . |
Hmm, the adderall must have worn off.
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What a fucking lunatic.
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My sister tells me that since we "need adderall" there won't be any negative long term effects. I might believe that about the mental part of it- but there is no WAY adderall is good for our bodies, period, it just can't be. |
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You SHOULD take it daily, as prescribed. Let your body adapt to it before you expect to see the results you seek. If you continually take it sporadically, your body will never react the way it should. If this is not achievable, then ask your doctor about vyvanse or ritalin. However, no matter what you get, take it regularly for a couple weeks before deciding if it works as intended... unless of course you get side effects then let your doc know. |
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