Dyspraxic Adults

Evasura wrote:just trying to cheer it up

Chin up, us Londoners can always pull through!

Soooo, i just started a distance learning course (i.e. study from home) and need any good tips at forming a reliable time table to study from and sticking to it? In the past i've tried before (School, Uni) but always give up after a week or 2. Surely there should be some online resources to help ...

sarahlouise22 wrote: I have had many dates since.... alot havent been good...one guy really scared me. So all in all it doesnt help me for future dates. Is there something wrong with me?

Sounds like you're dating the wrong people perhaps?

sarahlouise22 wrote:but you got to love yourself before anyone else will.

Amen! It's taken me a while to understand the concept but i think i'm finally starting to grasp it

My parents forced me to play as much sport as possible as a youngster so i was always pretty fit as a kid (as much as an asthmatic can be :grin: ). As a teen i really lost it though and abused my body pretty hard and have only just started picking up the pieces in the past month. I find the gym is a ...

i can some times say the worse things to hurt people just because they have irritated me (usually over nothing at all). It's also usually the people i love the most. I guess i know subconciouslly that it's because unlike other people they wont stop loving me for it, although this is not always the ...

I start to push the person away and get angry with them and treta them badly. Ditto. I start to say things that i don't even believe myself but at that moment in time i have to get it out and hurt them somehow. I always feel like a complete bastard afterwards :( You know I'm the same. I like the ...

Hey guys, I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia in my early teens (i'm now 22) but never really properly understood how it effected me. I always knew i had a tendency to be clumsy, a lack of organization and problems with number sequences but was never aware that it could effect my emotions and behavior. I ...