How to Explain Dyspraxia Without Being Called an Attention Seeker

Firstly, I'm sorry that you're receiving these comments. Unfortunately, some people tend to think that way and honestly, that's their issue. In terms of describing dyspraxia, it is pretty subjective as everyone experiences it differently. But I guess a funny way to describe it would be having your usual controls inverted. Right suddenly becomes left, etc. I like to make a funny comparison to Octo-Dad, a game about an octopus trying to function like a human. Trying to control and balance the character is bloody hard and the frustration is real.