u/WholeSuitable4321

For women (heterosexual) with Cerebral Palsy who are married or in serious long term relationships with an able-bodied spouse or partner, I have a few questions.

• What helps you feel comfortable being around your partner’s friends, family, and social circle?

• How do you navigate and enjoy intimacy and sex with your spouse or partner?

• If you do daily physiotherapy or exercises, does your partner help or support you with that?

• How have you dealt with people staring, or asking how your able-bodied partner ended up with you?

I’d really appreciate hearing honest experiences from women who have lived this.

Can someone recommend tv shows that are similar to the marriage story or scenes from a marriage, or insecure. No rom-coms, historical romance,teen romance, etc. I’m looking for drawn to emotionally honest, adult relationship dramas, especially stories about communication breakdowns, identity, intimacy, ambition, and long-term relationships.

As a teacher, I teach English, grammar, punctuation, and math to children every day. Even so, I’m always looking for ways to strengthen my own skills and continue learning.

I’m interested in taking adult literacy, math, and English-language workshops. I’m specifically looking for instructor-led learning rather than self-paced or self-teaching courses—I learn best when I can interact with another adult and receive feedback.

I found a local organization that supports adult learners. However, many of my colleagues refer student parents and newcomer families there, so I’m wondering if it would seem odd if I attended myself and my colleagues found out.

Personally, I don’t see learning as something that should stop once you become a teacher, but I’m curious how others would view this situation.

Also, does anyone have recommendations for places, programs, or types of courses that could help an adult improve their language, writing, and math skills in a structured setting?