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This is pretty accurate for me
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But they’re doing the thing.
This isn’t an executive function issue
The "thing" is calling someone.
Blue Guy has a phone, and I assume he knows how to make a call, but cannot bring himself to do it, he instead does his preferred method of contact.
If not completely responsible, EF is at least a factor.
Yes, but that’s not ADHD nor is it executive function disorder.
Executive function disorder would be ignoring the task entirely.