Dsypraxia needs changes, negative stereotypes

[Lord_earthfire]

I just want to say that things can be made less offensive or problematic on the basis of that alone; we don't need to wait for anyone to complain about them before we address them. Often, people may not feel comfortable complaining about things that bother them, and for most things, simply drawing attention to them is enough to determine whether or not it's harmful.

I mostly agree. I had specifically asked because the people affected by this condition in the community was taken as a reason. And if this reason was given, i would at least like to know if some have been asked about their opinion, because it's about their comfort about this and they can gauge at best if it is out of place.
And given the answer of Avery, this has happened, which is why my concern is completely alleviated. Granted, maybe i am a bit cautious because of personal background.

Given the context, i agree to change the trait into something gene-jumbling sounding stuff involving clowns, a brain region or just "clumsy".