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Hi! This is my first time requesting a react! How would the companions react to Sole telling them they have ADHD? You don’t have to write this, it’s completely up to you. Thank you! Love your headcanons btw!❤️❤️❤️
I don't want to do this kind of ask on a regular basis, since I'm not *super* comfortable writing asks/headcanons about mental illness or "Sole reveals they are/have ____" identity type asks, but I happen to have ADHD myself and I can imagine my Sole having it too (maybe?) so I can roll with it. Cait - Dismissive and Confused because she's pretty sure that Sole is just describing how everybody's brain works. (Oh honey...) Codsworth - He already knows. That's actually a big part of why Mr. and Mrs. Sole got him in the first place, to help keep track of the little things that slip through the cracks when you have ADHD (like remembering to take your medication, remembering to phone in a request for a refill on your medication, meeting and appointment reminders, etc.) Curie - Intrigued. Asks lots of questions about it. Unfortunately Sole is not a scientist so they have no idea what Curie is talking about with regard to neurotransmitters or receptors. Strictly prohibited from doing any active research on Sole (i.e. experiments or attempted treatments) but that has not stopped her from taking copious notes and trying to do hands-off observational studies. Danse - Doesn't really get it. If he knows Sole well he's more understanding because he KNOWS they aren't lazy (he's seen them work themselves to the bone when they get in focus mode). Post-Blind Betrayal he's even more understanding because he realizes that some of what he takes for granted about how his cognitive processes work might be the result of being a synth, so he shouldn't expect Sole's brain to work in the same way as one created in a controlled environment. Unfortunately, pre-BB, if he doesn't know Sole well, he might be a little dismissive.
Deacon - Honestly just embarrassed he didn't put it together himself. As soon as they say it a lot of things click into place. He totally accepts it and adds it to his mental map of all the variables and factors at play in the people he interacts with. Hancock - Totally gets it. Once he knows, he makes a point to set aside some of the stimulants in his chem stash (and from incoming shipments or new batches in Goodneighbor) in case Sole decides to try medicating it with something close to what they used before the war. (They don’t, but it’s the thought that counts.) Macready - Doesn't make a big deal of it, but he asks some follow up questions that sound like recognition. (Some of the things Sole described remind him of kids he grew up with.) Nick - Old Nick was a simple cop, he left the psychology stuff to expert witnesses and profilers. But after Sole describes it, he starts to see some of the patterns in people he used to work with -- the cops who couldn't sit still behind a desk... the ones who made mistakes on their paperwork or had a habit of losing evidence... the one whose desk was always a mess but had these outbursts of brilliance when they had a hunch... some of the folks he put behind bars, the ones he felt a twinge of pity for because they seemed to be doing their best at the mercy of terrible impulse control or crippling disorganization. Piper - Is floored to learn that there's a name for That. She figured it was just some quirk or defect of hers -- talking at inappropriate times, not having good impulse control, a complete inability to handle self-imposed deadlines, a lifetime of alternating between procrastination and frantic late night bursts of writing & research where she churned out her best work... Needless to say, she's RELIEVED to learn that she's not crazy or bad at her job. Preston - Admits straight up that he's not a doctor and he's not trained to 'get' all that stuff, but he appreciates Sole telling him. He does his best to accommodate Sole after that in the way he gives them Minutemen jobs -- reminding them at times when they're not distracted with other things, putting them in writing, prioritizing with clear deadlines. Strong - The nuances of human psychology are lost on him. X6-88 - Doesn't get it. Cannot wrap his head around why anyone might find things like task management or memory difficult. Any time it comes up he asks frustrating questions, most of them starting with "why don't you just..."
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