Social Rules You Wish You Knew Earlier
The Unwritten Rules of Conversation, Friendship and Work for Adults with ADHD
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Audibleプレミアムプラン30日間無料体験
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ナレーター:
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James A. Hillman
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著者:
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Tessa Holloway
Everyone else seems to have a rulebook. Yours never arrived.
You've replayed conversations at 2am. You've been told you "come on too strong" or "seem distant" — sometimes in the same week. You've watched someone's face change mid-sentence and had no idea which sentence did it. And you've wondered, quietly, what everybody else knows that you don't.
Here's the answer: they were absorbing hundreds of unwritten social rules while your ADHD brain was busy elsewhere. Nobody taught them explicitly — and nobody taught you at all.
This book teaches them explicitly.
Inside: 60 unwritten social rules, finally written down. Each one follows the same plain-English format:
- The Rule — stated outright, no guesswork
- Why it's unwritten — the logic neurotypical people never think to explain
- Why ADHD brains miss it — interrupting, time blindness, rejection sensitivity, working memory: the real mechanics, without shame
- What to actually do — a script or workaround you can use today
You'll learn the reply-window rules of texting, why silence reads as a choice to your friends even when it isn't one, what small talk is actually for, how to spot a hidden request inside a complaint, how to apologise without a "but," how to leave a party early without a mark against your name, and which rules you're allowed to deliberately break.
This book is for you if:
- You have ADHD (diagnosed, self-identified, or strongly suspecting)
- Friendships keep fading and you don't know what you did
- Work feedback keeps mentioning "communication" without ever explaining it
- You can do deep conversation but small talk feels like a foreign language
- You're exhausted from guessing
No clinical jargon. No "just try harder." No pretending these rules make sense — some of them don't, and this book says so.
Just the rulebook everyone else got for free, written down at last.
©2026 Tessa Holloway (P)2026 Tessa Holloway