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Is it possible for us with ADHD to date an avoidant?
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you're describing it like you're both generic stereotypes of your conditions rather than individuals with unique wants and needs. just communicate with eachother.
People that have an avoidant attachment style are likely to have a difficult time communicating effectively when things aren't going well.
likely, yes. not certain. it depends on the person. that's why communicating when things are going well is important.