Loan agreement with condition: valuation report

  • Erstellt am 2021-11-04 23:00:14

11ant

2023-09-27 13:37:07
  • #1
"Illness" is the wrong word, it is a variety of what I would call "psychological something like blood types," and I call it my "professionally qualifying disability." Doro from Galoxee's Asperger TV has made some quite decent explanatory videos to make it understandable for NTs. The problem here, as far as I understand it, is an "assessment company," meaning a big firm from which you don't know in advance which of their guys will show up at your door. In our case, it would be that my dear lady (NT) would guide the gentleman through the property in my absence. That means the situation is handled by a trusted person and that would be fine (which unfortunately does not work equally well for all affected people).
 

11ant

2023-09-27 13:43:35
  • #2
P.S.: Just imagine that this word alone could cause sweating. That is not "easily" explainable.
 

Tolentino

2023-09-27 13:48:30
  • #3
Yes, I thought so, that would get it. With my wife, the "she's not here and I'll do it alone" only works to a limited extent. Sure, the situation itself is eased. Still, for her, the daydream starts and the whole day, or rather weeks before, are pure stress with physical side effects. I'll try first with "I have no time, tell me what you need and I'll send it to you."
 

11ant

2023-09-27 13:54:06
  • #4
Oh, you think you can talk directly to the visitor beforehand? ... ... then in your place I would ask him if you may accompany him with the tablet and film what he is shown (he himself doesn’t have to be in the picture and would only be heard). Then your wife won’t have any racing thoughts.
 

jrth2151

2023-09-27 14:38:26
  • #5


That was in no way meant to be offensive, please don’t misunderstand! Quite the opposite, I wanted to say that it’s something you can’t help and shouldn’t be judged for. It’s handled the same way with physical complaints, and I think both should be taken equally seriously socially and in society. You often still hear that psychological problems/deviations aren’t real problems and can simply be ignored. In the sense of: “You don’t have depression, just try to be happy.” That’s more what I was getting at. And if we’re honest, we all have our psychological quirks. No one gets away from that.

How to best solve that can surely be best assessed by , since the expression varies with each person. However, that seems to me like a marriage requiring a lot of understanding and support. I’m confident you’ll somehow manage it with all the ideas :)
 

ypg

2023-09-27 14:55:34
  • #6
A good closing word for way too much disclosed privacy that doesn't want at all.
 
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