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Can't ever listen to people very well i try to listen but if they are talking about something i'm not interested in i can't listen without zoning out i had this problem through high school and now my driving lesson how can i fix this as i look rude?
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That is a typical symptom of Attention Deficit. Get that assessed and treated.
Answered 4/29/2023
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