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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This has been a real eye-opening thread. I’ve been with DH for 25 years. Lots of conflict over: Took risks with the kids when they were young Inability to stick to routines or actually parent them Zero help with social life mgt for us or kids Zero help with anything related to the kids like extracurriculars unless related to his personal interest Rudeness in restaurants/public Inappropriate comments in social settings, actually everywhere Zero executive functioning ability Hates change, refused to move for years despite kids being in poor schools Zero ability to connect with kids beyond teasing or his one sport of interest Never shows empathy to me and any situation I’m in that could be painful Drinks daily to handle high anxiety Was insanely hyperactive and hyper sexual until his early 50s (no affairs, but expected sex daily) Cannot engage in anything but superficial convos Never remembers bdays, special occasions etc. In arguments with me, appears to only hear 20% of what I say, nitpicks that 20%, never affirms my experiences Can be incredibly bossy/overbearing, never picks up on social cues I thought all of these traits were ADHD (one of our children is diagnosed ADHD) although he was never diagnosed as a child. He has never been emotionally abusive, does not have tantrums as described in this thread. But, I’ve felt like a single parent since day 1 and the loneliness of not being with someone who can emotionally connect with me is breaking me apart. [/quote] This is exactly why this thread is damaging. Please, please, please educate yourself about these conditions (not on DCUM) and speak to a medical professional before concluding your spouse has a specific disorder. It’s embarrassing to you and dehumanizing to those with autism. [/quote]
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