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This is uncannily similar to my own personal experience with ADHD. Instead of words appearing scrambled, though, my focus during reading is drawn to random words within a text. I might skip to a new sentence or jump down a few paragraphs; it&#x27;s entirely arbitrary. This process usually continues forward and back, resetting every few seconds. The longer I read something, the worse the effect becomes. It takes a lot of effort to get through things sometimes.<p>Whatever this effect is, it is somewhat lessened by adequate sleep, a low-sugar diet, and prescribed medication. It never completely goes away, though. I have good days and bad days; even at my best, though, working through long texts, papers, or technical literature will eventually cause my mind to wander.  Whatever this is (I blame ADHD), it&#x27;s prevented me from ever being able to <i>enjoy</i> reading literature or long-form journalism. It&#x27;s a pity, too, because I enjoy the content. The task itself is just too mentally stressful. Reading is, sadly, a form of labor.<p>It&#x27;s weird, because skimming comes easily.  Visual forms of information are also incredibly easy to digest.<p>Do others with ADHD have a similar problem with this?