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'''ADHDgender''' — also known as '''ADDgender''' for those having the inattentive presentation — is when one’s gender is affected by ADHD, whether formally diagnosed of the condition or not. ADHDgender is not ADHD as a gender, but rather is a gender so heavily influenced by ADHD that one's gender and ADHD cannot be unlinked. |
'''ADHDgender''' — also known as '''ADDgender''' for those having the inattentive presentation — is when one’s gender is affected by ADHD, whether formally diagnosed of the condition or not. ADHDgender is not ADHD as a gender, but rather is a gender so heavily influenced by ADHD that one's gender and ADHD cannot be unlinked. |
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Given that, ADHD can have the same effect on gender as executive dysfunction has on life; one can feel it but cannot get to it. Besides, there are many studies showing that ADHDers are more likely to be [[transgender]].<ref>https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10508-014-0285-3 |
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Revision as of 20:49, 29 December 2020
ADHDgender — also known as ADDgender for those having the inattentive presentation — is when one’s gender is affected by ADHD, whether formally diagnosed of the condition or not. ADHDgender is not ADHD as a gender, but rather is a gender so heavily influenced by ADHD that one's gender and ADHD cannot be unlinked.
Given that, ADHD can have the same effect on gender as executive dysfunction has on life; one can feel it but cannot get to it. Besides, there are many studies showing that ADHDers are more likely to be transgender.[1]
Not all ADHDers identify as ADHDgender, only those whose gender is influenced by them being ADHD. Just like autigender, ADHDgender is an exclusive gender as, obviously, non-ADHD people cannot be ADHDgender, because they have no ADHD to influence their gender.