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So I was with my partner for quite a few years. I will do bullet point form to make it easier.

- we had the same values
- we sometimes were on the "same wave length"
- we both enjoyed exploring and chilling
- he helped me in so many ways
- we had the same love language which one of them is quality time
-he made time for me
- he was cheap and forgetful
- he was selfish and wouldn't go out of his way for me sometimes
- he always cut me off
- he was always late
- he really valued his moms opinion vs mine sometimes
- he was a good guy to my family even if he zoned out sometimes
- he wouldn't look out for me during stressful situations and i was always the one being in charge.
- we had our future planned out and were talking about the next step
- in some ways he was my cheerleader and helped in certain ways

I believe he has some undiagnosed neurodivergent which i feel like he had adhd and he's always had some memory problems and just sometimes wouldn't fully listen. Which there were conversations we had many times throughout the relationship and he would work on it a bit then it would go back to square one.

This question is more for fellow wheelchair users or people willing to put themselves in my shoes for a minute. Today someone text me asking a question about my wheelchair. Its someone who i talk to on a regular basis and today for whatever reason they abbreviated wheelchair to wc. This person has never used chat speak with me before. And yes, they are able bodied and work in an apartment building for the disabled. Is it weird they felt comfortable abbreviating wheelchair to wc, or am I just too sensitive? To me it almost seems a bit lowkey ableist, as if theyre trying to cover up the fact we're in a wheelchair.