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Probably not relevant, but for awhile, I was taking Adderall and I realized it would send me doooooown in the evenings when it was wearing off. Vyvanse fixed that, in that instance.
Broadly speaking, I think it's somewhat normal to get a little down at night, maybe? You're tired/weary, you've worked all day, seems somewhat normal, within reason. But it could also be attributable to a lot of things besides just "the night," e.g. poor sleep, not eating enough during the day, extreme horniness, etc...
My man discovered the "calm down"
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Uppers do be like that
Uh I think he has discovered the calm down because I've only ever heard of comedowns lol
I am not changing it now
Thought might have been whooshed by a really subtle pun there.
Edit: Nevertheless, "calm down" is technically correct too
Adderall XR and Vyvanse were quite similar to me in case they've already tried Vyvanse. Zenzeti not far off too. I also found taking vyvanse at 11am to noon helped give me my nights back, at 11:30 I think it even splits my productive time between work to 4:30 and household projects to around 8-8:30. Everyone is different though.