Hey Jon, You're so right about the awesomeness being a lie. Years ago, I nicknamed Adderall "the complacency drug".... had no idea at the time how right I was. I've been able to be "interested in" or "passionate about" anything, so I've missed out on what I was truly meant for. Still have no idea tbh. Also, it makes things that suck seem like they don't suck.. In other words, not only have I missed out on my true calling, but my problems/inefficiencies/etc. that I should have gotten a handle on years ago (I'm 44!) have crept up and bitten me in the ass. And then some. It really "helped" me ignore the issues in my life that I should have been dealing with, and now here I am. I can't tell you how many hours in the last 10 years I've wasted on meaningless pursuits or "hobbies" rather than what was important. Things that Adderall told me I loved but have no natural, genuine interest in. At this point, I'm not even sure what I DO have natural interest in. Better figure it out quick since I have 2 kids to take care of and bills that are very, very overdue. Really wishing life had a "start over" button right about now.