Dating eczema

Whenever I find myself in the throes of romance, in the beginning, I'm honestly always surprised that someone is interested in dating me with.
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I don't have any eczema on my face and it has been gone on my neck since highschool, but my stomach was covered this summer with eczema and my legs and arms are terrible. I have never worn a skirt without a pair of panty hose I went to a private catholic highschool I had no choice I couldn't bring myself to see my legs.

Now, I only wear jeans or pants Just recently,I had a classmate ask me if my eczema was contagious because she had bad rashes She told a couple of people that I gave her those rashes.

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I was so embarrassed and mad and sad I get scared that nobody will want me or love me. I've even started saving up to buy my own place and I always think about how I will just be alone. I never envisionned myself with someone. I never thought that someone could love me because of my condition so I try to be strong and get a good education and support myself, but deep down inside I just want to cry. So my question is lol sorry this is a long post: I was just wondering how some of you find ways to date people, or talk to people about your condition?

WOW, What a great topic!!! This is a challenge for me too. The last time I was on the dating scene, I wasn't broken out and most of my scars had healed pretty much.

Though a year ago I had a terrible break out, and my scars are horrible - all over arms and legs, and chest. It makes me terribly careful of who I let in Though, love can still happen. We must believe in that. I've seen lovers walk down the aisle knowing their partner will die soon, or has other ailments that keep them in a wheelchair. If love can grow there, we must believe love can grow for us!!! BTW, have you tried the detox process? My eczema has decreased incredibly by this process! I tried a detox program when I was much younger. My mom said it worked so I am thinking about doing it again.

What is your detox process? I think mine was to pretty much cut out eggs, dairy products, some fruits, and only drink water or watermelon juice. I don't think I stopped eating meat. Also, I remember that we found out that I am not allergic to eggs or milk. You're right, I should just laugh at people Sometimes I get overwhelmed and comments or looks brings me down again or makes me very sensitive. I just have to gain more confidence I guess And eczema has also triggered my depression and anxiety problems But I'm a work in progress.

I just find it hard to date.

I always think to myself: I would have to tell this person about my condition, and what would they think of me? Should I say something if they see my scars,etc.? I've gone on dates, but never had a serious boyfriend because of that. I don't know if I could handle the rejection. Eczema makes me have attachment and commitment issues I think!!! It is hard if you have this condition. It is always something on my mind especially when I have a flare up.

I am lucky that my gf doesn't mind, but it still bugs me. Sometimes I don't want her to see me. Sometimes I don't want to go out. Sometimes I will try to avoid or limit her see my bad skin on my face by maybe watching a movie in the dark. It is very hard, and I feel your pain and emotional sufferring. The best thing you can do is try to control your eczema as best you can.

I can share some of my tips with you and others. I am far from perfect skin but to keep things under control, it will take a lot of work and dedication. If I had to be a vegetarian for life in order to have clear skin, so be it!

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It's going to take sacrifice but I believe we can get through it! Virtus, I am exactly where you are. I have always had eczema since I was a baby, but it really did not get bad until my last year of college when it broke out all over. Since then I haven't worn a skirt without stockings either, lol.

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It's really crazy how much a skin condition can effect your whole life. I am 25 now and dating is the hardest thing. When do you tell the other person about your issue, whats going to happen when they reject you? You move on of course, but it sucks when you find someone you like and you have to deal with the fact that its not going to work out because of this problem. But like the other person posted, there are people with worse problems that find a mate, so I definitely have hope, it just sucks!

Its nice to have this group though, to get things out. I've never been introduced to a detox program.

Does it really work? It's the hardest thing! I'm really trying to figure it all out but so far everyone's response has made me feel better. Because of this, I often try to go for nerdy guys because smart people are smart enough to know that not everything is what it seems at first. And they seem to not be as concerned with physical perfection which puts me more at ease. Everything is fluid and may or may not last. But, I have found that having this kind of carefree attitude is very, very attractive and before I know it I am with someone for a month or we have reached the 1-year anniversary mark.

And then I wait for them to let it all sink in and maybe get freaked out, possibly questioning if we should be together anymore. But it is this casual attitude along with having no attachment to staying attached which seems to keep them attached anyway. And then once we start celebrating anniversaries around the 6-month and 1-year mark, I realize that my eczema will never be the reason why anyone breaks up with me, if they do.

At this point, I start to take the relationship more seriously and am able to feel a much deeper and sincere connection with them. Because for someone to stay with me despite my eczema and having food allergies says a lot about their personality. They see my soul and spirit and that is the most flattering compliment I could ever receive. Good news - you're already subscribed! Let us know at contact AtopicDermatitis.