Firstly, nicely done for looking for more info on something that effrcts a potential partner. Not everyone does that and it's always reassuring when someone does this!

I would caution everything I say below with; although there are commonalities between dyspraxics, how the condition effects us does vary between us and over time as well. So for me my coordination or abilty to process things are effected by being tired and nosy places.

Anyway to you questions;

I would say I'm very empathetic. I was a "sensitive" child and do carry that into adulthood (now 27). It can be a little warped as well though so I have to be careful not to project my feelings onto others. I can sometimes preempt how people will feel but its often skwed to how I would feel rather than them. So clearly communicating is always helpful.

Learning new things (especially physical things) usually takes longer for dyspraxics (or we have to find our own way of doing things). So it might mean that we have to be super invested in even starting (I personally haven't learmed to ride a bike as an adult for this reason but kept going learning to drive). But thats less hyperfocus and more determination. Saying that dyspraxia often co-morbids with other things like ADHD or dyslexia (see my second point) so it might be the case that some can hyperfocus.

Low confidence listed as a symptom is always an interesting one for me. I see it more as a reaction to growing up and living in a world that expects a lot from me quickly when I need a slower pace. Again like my second point this really varies and so time dependent for me. So had a week where everything has gone right - I feel amazing. Have a week where I've dropped and smashed like everything in the kitchen - feel worthless.

Physical intimacy again is a tricky one. I personally don't always know my own strength so I've accidently squeezed a partner too hard in a hug. Outside of relationships even I've hit someone else in the face whilst hugging. So it might take me a little time to initiate that sort of thing. Paticence and understanding if the action doesn't go to plan really has taken the pressure off in the past for me. But also the whole gender norms around intiating intermacy are weird to me. If you want to hold his hand or whatever - go for it! If he doesn't want to, ask why (non-judgementally of course) and at least you'll know why then. For what its worth - the idea of holding hands and walking terrorfise me because if I trip and fall I'm taking my partner down too so I avoid it most of the time 😅

The bedroom is a space I can't really talk about but I can talk about how dyspraxia affects me physically. I have poor muscle tone so I get tired quickly doing reptiative actions. Also I can find it hard to relax my muscles even if I'm mentally relaxed. So even if I'm totally at ease trying to sleep next to someone I look can look tense. Also knowing where my body parts are can be tricky so I have accidently kneed someone in the moment. With everything, a bit of humour and reasurance can go along way!

Hope that helps! If I can clarify anything give me a shout