A girl I'm interested in dating was recently diagnosed with

>>18731003
Just never lend her your car.

Seriously some disabilities can be very limiting, even those that don't sound too bad can have catastrophic consequences. Such as falling down stairs or dying from head trauma due to falling over asleep and hitting her head on the edge of a table or a hard floor.

>>18731003
I dated a girl with diabetes. Not quite the same but it does make you take things into consideration that you never would have before. You just get used to it as you spend more time with that person. If anything you'll probably try taking better care of her than she does herself. It seems like a lot at first but it's just another day after a few months.

>>18731025
I know better than to lend her my car. Would she be limited as to what activities we can do? She seems hesitant to go to parties with me, probably because she doesn't want to fall asleep. She doesn't really go to sorority functions anymore either.

>>18731065
That's what it was like dating my ex who had bulimia and anxiety. It was rough at first, but I eventually helped her get through the eating disorder. I worry more about narcolepsy since it's not really curable.

>>18731069
No it probably won't go away but it's also not a self destructive action like bulimia. She doesn't have a choice in this and that is actually easier to deal with. You'll be fine, even if scared the first few times.