I partially have to agree with JRod on this. I think that it is a disorder in some cases, but not in general. It's becoming over used and people
just label themselves with it without getting a professional medical diagnosis so they can put the blame on something else.
Like over weight people who say that it is a glandular problem, granted it is real and some people do in fact have a glandular problem that causes
them to be over weight, however only 3-5% of all cases of obesity are caused by an endocrine problem.
*rant* The rest are just plain fat and want to blame something else for their problem because they don't want to take responsibility for their life.
And don't tell me your "too busy" to take 30 min 5 times a week and go for a walk and to take the time to make healthy food choices cause I'm sick
of hearing it. And try drinking some water yes WATER not juice, not pop/soda, not coffee, not sports drink, not beer WATER you be amazed how often you
think your hungry when in fact your dehydrated */rant*
*flameshield*And before you start whining about not know what it's like blah blah blah I do cause I was over weight and I decided to change it no
special diet, no magic pill, no BS infomercial waste of money POS, I just walking and eat better thats all.*/flameshield*
It's not my fault I'm addicted to crack, I have an addictive personality.
It's not my fault I'm obese, It's a glandular problem.
It's not my fault I skip school and fail classes, I have ADD.
It's not my fault I beat my wife, I was drunk.
It's not my fault, It's not my fault, it's not my fault.... give me a break.
And to wrap this all up to relate to "Why Do Kids Go Bad", personal accountability. What's to stop them from doing whatever they want when we
teach them that there is always a scapegoat.
[edit on 14-3-2006 by deadboi]