There is no definitive scientific evidence that people with ADHD are more likely to lose romantic interest eventually or have higher rates of relationship dissatisfaction compared to the general population.
However, some of the challenges associated with ADHD can potentially impact romantic relationships if not properly managed.
Some factors that may affect relationships for those with ADHD include:
However, with proper coping strategies, therapy, medication (if prescribed), and understanding from the partner, many people with ADHD can have successful long-lasting romantic relationships. Communication, patience and finding ways to work around ADHD challenges are important. But ultimately, ADHD alone does not necessarily doom a relationship as long as both partners make efforts to understand and accommodate each other’s needs.
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