Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The "it sounds like your DH has ADHD. My DH has ADHD, it is undiagnosed, apart from me."
The posters that diagnose every shitty husband with ADHS or autism. Maybe he's just a lazy asshole.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The "it sounds like your DH has ADHD. My DH has ADHD, it is undiagnosed, apart from me."
The posters that diagnose every shitty husband with ADHS or autism. Maybe he's just a lazy asshole.
Omg!! YES!! No matter what problem or issue there is with the husband—it’s always “he’s on the spectrum or has ADHD”.
Just by reading these boards you would think 95% of DCUM husbands have Aspergers and/or ADHD.
I dislike both:
The people ready to diagnose everyone with ADHD or Aspergers.
The people who have self-diagnosed as ADHD in order to explain away their rude, unkind, selfish behavior.
ADHD is a real diagnosis but it's not a justification for being a jerk. Even people with ADHD have to apologize or compensate when their disorder hurts others, just as someone with depression or anxiety is still accountable for saying or doing hurtful things, even if it's their illness explains why they did those things. But it's especially tiresome when a poster is going on and on about how it's "different for them" because of their ADHD and then it turns out they just did a self-diagnostic online and have never even sought treatment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The "it sounds like your DH has ADHD. My DH has ADHD, it is undiagnosed, apart from me."
The posters that diagnose every shitty husband with ADHS or autism. Maybe he's just a lazy asshole.
Omg!! YES!! No matter what problem or issue there is with the husband—it’s always “he’s on the spectrum or has ADHD”.
Just by reading these boards you would think 95% of DCUM husbands have Aspergers and/or ADHD.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The "it sounds like your DH has ADHD. My DH has ADHD, it is undiagnosed, apart from me."
The posters that diagnose every shitty husband with ADHS or autism. Maybe he's just a lazy asshole.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a grammar nerd but the only one that really annoys me on DCUM is her's vs hers. Apostrophes don't mean "here comes an s".
I love you.
The apostrophe issue is painful to see. "Mom's", "Dad's", "teacher's", "daughter's": these are not possessive plurals, people.
Honestly, I just don’t care to correct AutoIncorrect. <— see? Arrogant bastard.
I don’t think anybody should spend time proofreading a post on DCUM unless it’s somehow very important. We are on our phones, trying to hit submit before the ads refresh and our post gets wiped, and in top of that we have life to worry about. It’s not healthy to stress over an autocorrect error. This isn’t a job application or something.
I can tell the difference between an autocorrect/errant thumb issue and a grammar mistake that an adult should know by now. Won’t say a word about the former. Learn the latter and maybe you’ll finally get that promotion at work and become DCUM rich! You’re welcome!
Um, your one of the most anoying DCUM posters. Did I write that correctly?
No. No, you didn’t.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a grammar nerd but the only one that really annoys me on DCUM is her's vs hers. Apostrophes don't mean "here comes an s".
I love you.
The apostrophe issue is painful to see. "Mom's", "Dad's", "teacher's", "daughter's": these are not possessive plurals, people.
Honestly, I just don’t care to correct AutoIncorrect. <— see? Arrogant bastard.
I don’t think anybody should spend time proofreading a post on DCUM unless it’s somehow very important. We are on our phones, trying to hit submit before the ads refresh and our post gets wiped, and in top of that we have life to worry about. It’s not healthy to stress over an autocorrect error. This isn’t a job application or something.
I can tell the difference between an autocorrect/errant thumb issue and a grammar mistake that an adult should know by now. Won’t say a word about the former. Learn the latter and maybe you’ll finally get that promotion at work and become DCUM rich! You’re welcome!
Um, your one of the most anoying DCUM posters. Did I write that correctly?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a grammar nerd but the only one that really annoys me on DCUM is her's vs hers. Apostrophes don't mean "here comes an s".
I love you.
The apostrophe issue is painful to see. "Mom's", "Dad's", "teacher's", "daughter's": these are not possessive plurals, people.
Honestly, I just don’t care to correct AutoIncorrect. <— see? Arrogant bastard.
I don’t think anybody should spend time proofreading a post on DCUM unless it’s somehow very important. We are on our phones, trying to hit submit before the ads refresh and our post gets wiped, and in top of that we have life to worry about. It’s not healthy to stress over an autocorrect error. This isn’t a job application or something.
I can tell the difference between an autocorrect/errant thumb issue and a grammar mistake that an adult should know by now. Won’t say a word about the former. Learn the latter and maybe you’ll finally get that promotion at work and become DCUM rich! You’re welcome!
Anonymous wrote:The "it sounds like your DH has ADHD. My DH has ADHD, it is undiagnosed, apart from me."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a grammar nerd but the only one that really annoys me on DCUM is her's vs hers. Apostrophes don't mean "here comes an s".
I love you.
The apostrophe issue is painful to see. "Mom's", "Dad's", "teacher's", "daughter's": these are not possessive plurals, people.
Honestly, I just don’t care to correct AutoIncorrect. <— see? Arrogant bastard.
I don’t think anybody should spend time proofreading a post on DCUM unless it’s somehow very important. We are on our phones, trying to hit submit before the ads refresh and our post gets wiped, and in top of that we have life to worry about. It’s not healthy to stress over an autocorrect error. This isn’t a job application or something.