I'm aware of having hit a wall often in life, despite being highly intelligent and a fast learner.

In college, I fail to complete assignments and often drop courses. At my simple clerical job, I forget what I was working on when I receive a new request. Like, I'll go to make copies, go to look for the right paper, work on that, be a little slow because I'm finding just the right podcast to listen to while I do it. All the while forgetting the email I was answering when the request came in. My work evaluations often mention problems with detail and organization.

I got almost straight A's in high school, was never suspected of having problems.

Now my therapist suspects ADD. I am more of a sleepy/slow person so I never considered it before.

What do you think, internet strangers?

We always look more fashionable and attractive when we look comfortable!

And yes, I would rather be comfortable.   Good shoes are the secret to looking well dressed, and they should be comfortable.   If you can't afford a nice pair of leather loafers, though, I do find Saucony and Pumas to be very attractive.  

Converse, timeless and versatile, are not attractive for me, I have flat feet.  

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