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Inattentive ADHD doesn’t usually get labeled as “difficult.”It often gets labeled as “nice.” These are the kids (and adults) who aren’t disruptive, aren’t loud, and aren’t causing problems, so they fly under the radar. They learn early to compensate by being agreeable, helpful, emotionally attuned, and low-maintenance. But that “nice guy” role often isn’t just kindness. It can be a coping strategy that takes a lot out of you. When you struggle with attention, working memory, or emotional regulat
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Inattentive ADHD doesn’t usually get labeled as “difficult.”It often gets labeled as “nice.” These are the kids (and adults) who aren’t disruptive, aren’t loud, and aren’t causing problems, so they fly under the radar. They learn early to compensate by being agreeable, helpful, emotionally attuned, and low-maintenance. But that “nice guy” role often isn’t just kindness. It can be a coping strategy that takes a lot out of you. When you struggle with attention, working memory, or emotional regulat
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