Dyspraxic Adults

Tom fod wrote:I'd be equally hesitant on same basis, if I were in a relationship with a femalewho could tolerate me.

I hear you. I doubt that I would find a female who that I like who be able to put up with me.

For me the question is, Is it a forgone conclusion that we would pass our difficulties on to our offspring? Can we as Dyspraxic/neuro diverse types not make a useful and valid contribution to society or do we sit back and let others dare to see us/dismiss us as oxygen thieves? I understand that we ...

Hi Davie First of all welcome to our site and thank you for your directness on a very interesting and thought provoking point. I'm older (43 next week) but very much in the same boat and often feel time is running out. That said, I'm not a big fan of children anyway but know I would want to feel I ...

I'm male age 27. Never been in a relationship before. I know for sure I don't want any kids I rather not pass my Dyspraxia to the next gen.

Hi, Nick regarding your worries about making silly mistakes. I don't worry about making mistakes, but as soon as I make them. I want the ground to swallow me up. Because making those silly mistakes make me look like a dafty. As for stress, I don't suffer from stress that much. I'm more of the parano...

I don't have a problem with walking 95% of the time. That other 5% I lose my balance every now and then. I tend to walk heavily from time to time.

I often avoid connecting with people at work, when I'm on my break. Because I dislike talking to people because of my slight speech problems. If people are wanting a conversation with me, I will give them one. Because I dislike being rude about 80% of the time. I have low self-esteem and if I mess u...