My partner and I have been together 4 years and tell each other near enough everything, I found out last week that I was diagnosed dyspraxic at the tender age of 12. I already have a list of medical conditions as long as your arm and this is messing with my brain in a big way.
I dont want clive to think "Oh god, not another problem" so im contemplating not telling him at all.
Any advice would be greatfully received.
Kirsty
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If your partner loves you and already excepts the other medical conditions. I would tell them about your dyspraxia. It will give you another person to talk to about it....
Personally if my partner did not tell me something like that I would be hurt and offended... I would want to know, so that I could help...
Personally if my partner did not tell me something like that I would be hurt and offended... I would want to know, so that I could help...
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yes, I agree as well, just find the right moment, and if you only just found out about it, then tell him.
you should be as honnest as you can in a relationship, because if he doesn't find out, then it is still going to eat away at you.
you should be as honnest as you can in a relationship, because if he doesn't find out, then it is still going to eat away at you.
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