hey there demons

say it with me now

plus, let’s not forget

Also, the three risk factors for ADHD are:

i’m gonna make another post with the correct link because i don’t think ya’ll understand how crucial this is. i calculated my monthly payments and by the end of the month i’m looking at about $800 left in my bank account. which, yeah, may not seem so bad, but i literally only get paid twice a month so that means after pay day, i will have two weeks to try and keep that $800 from falling too far. i have a pet bill i have to pay $109. i still have to take my cat in for a consult which is another $100. i have to take my dog in for his checkup by the end of the week. $100. plus my credit card payments are automatically withdrawn. roughly $200 all together. i have my car insurance and phone bill to pay. that’s about $100 all together. these are my expenses, not including the $300 i have to pay my parents, the $250-$300 for my son’s daycare, or my mental health med appointments and meds which cost between $45-$60. that’s a lot of money that isn’t even fully calculated in. i just spent $200 for my car and i need to get an oil change which rounds up to $60 at the most. that is way more money than i make. if i were to pay everything by my next paycheck, i would be broke. i still have gas to pay for, my son needs clothes that fit him, i just….guys, i REALLY need help. i’m struggling. i was struggling before but this really pushes that. unless i get a better paying job that’s full time or i get put full time at my current job, there is absolutely no way i can manage this each month. this is worth more than my paychecks. as soon as i get my paycheck, it’ll be gone in a flash. i need help. please. help me. i still have to make an appointment for the eye doctor to see if my eyes are going bad because i feel like they are and idk how much that’s gonna cost cause i know my insurance covers it, but not ALL of it so i have no idea what that expense is gonna be and that scares me a lot.

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