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I meant to be going on my date on Saturday after bottomless brunch but do I message or wait for him?
To a certain degree extent she is right, you are 31 so an adult so should be able to manage your condition.
what concerns me is that you have apparently had this since you were 5 and nothing has been put in place.
but what confuses me at the same time is that you stayed in education until you were 21 and were apparently very successful.
Driving - I read that most people are learning in automatics these days. Obviously I didn't, but I now drive an automatic because of knee arthritis. I can manage a manual, but it hurts. So that in itself is not a problem. Learn your road-signs etc..
Try to stick to those 3 main goals you have (and that I listed for you) wthout being distracted by new clothes etc..
Hmmm - not finding 'him'. Maybe you will, maybe you won't; but anything is preferable to ending up with the wrong manand trying to persuade yourself that 'He's the one'. Romance can strike at any age. Live your life and don't try so hard - it's a put-off
Granted Mr.J2 and I had had previous marriages - but I had no intention of being whisked off my feet in a foreign country and eloping with a 75-yr-old. It happened anyway and I was, to say the least, shocked! :)
Abbey, you've been aimless - in all sorts of areas - for months and months now. People suggested you could improve your life if you tackled some things head on - such as finding a job that suited you and that you could do, investigating if your dyspraxia has a bearing on your inability to cope in so many areas, not bogging yourself down in all the 'what did the supervisor mean when she said ...three months ago?' It'll be tricky, naturally, but you can't go on as you are . I know you've mentioned depression before (and shrugged off all the advice and help suggested) and you've recently mentioned long Covid. There's no instant solution, no-one's going to come along and offer you a dream job and a dream partner.
Abbey, people here have given you LOADS of useful advice on what to discuss with your doctor. I know it's probably easier for you to just ignore all this - but then you go back to 'why is my life so rubbish?', 'why don't I have a boyfriend?' etc etc. That's well over six months that you've mentioned your 'mental health' (although sometimes you were like the rest of us, just fed up!). Are you ever going to do anything about it?