Anonymous wrote:I dunno anything about this.
I'm severely ADHD and have a fairly thriving social life. About as good as it gets. I get complimented on my social/people skills often and have often worked in sales jobs. I find my ADHD was an advantage and most of my more popular friends have ADD or ADHD
So... I can't tell you. But practice and socializing will help any kid get better at social situations, if you're worried about that for your own child
I think this depends on the type of ADHD. I know a number of girls/women like you with inattentive ADD. I think this is less likely to play out like this for impulsive/hyperactive boys.
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