6/ I don’t have the answers, but I’m tired of always being the nice guy. Whether or not I can break out of this pattern, only time will tell.
5/ I don’t know if I should keep this behavior or change it. Part of me feels like I need to start holding grudges and stop letting people off the hook so easily.
4/ I’ve made a lot of choices that benefited others but harmed me. It’s hard for me to be anything but nice. When people don’t like me, it’s like a hit to my self-worth.
3/ At school, I played the clown, sacrificing my integrity to fit in. I craved attention, but it was always a struggle between being the "good student" and the "funny guy."
2/ As a kid, I felt burdened by the expectation to never lie or disappoint. My parents’ conflicts and my role as mediator taught me to avoid confrontation, even at my own expense.
1/ I’ve always been labeled the "nice guy," but I’m starting to question where that behavior comes from. Is it really who I am, or is it just a response to childhood experiences and ADHD?
#ADHD in Morocco is barely known. Diagnosed in my 20s, I faced a lack of support, with meds being out of reach. Now, my mission is clear: manage ADHD without them and guide others like me through this journey, offering hope and solutions where there seem to be none. That's why I've become a teacher.
