Should I read articles of dating, sex and relationships to feel more grown up?

[Anonymous]

I’m 27 but don’t really feel like it. Raised in a conservative home, and also because I’m on the autism spectrum and have anxiety, I haven’t had much exposure to dating. To prove I fit in with the young adult community, I’ve been reading and learning all about relationships. I want to fit in with my peers. I figure I’ll be more socially accepted if I do so. I want to just, prove to everyone and other users on Girls ask Guys that I’m not a little girl anymore. I’m grown up, and I’m ready to stop being cutesy and ready to be sexy.

Yes

Read them because you want to, not because you have to

No

I don’t care, read what you want or don’t

[Jamie05rhs]

Sure; but be selective. There's a lot of trash out there. And a lot of the popular secular publications have an agenda and they give really bad advice.

So yes, expose yourself to some "adult" information; but don't forget your values.

[Asker]

Sounds good, make sense. Thanks

[Jamie05rhs]

You're welcome.

[Jamie05rhs]

Thanks for the MHO!

[Asker]

No problem.

[20yearsolder]

Feel free to add me, you can ask me any question you feel like asking, I will answer you with 100% truth to the best of my knowledge. I don't want you to feel embarrassed, I understand that you haven't been outdating and you haven't had sex.

[tomtom05131]

As my comments to your other questions, you will see a trend. Do what makes you feel good, comfortable and expands your knowledge. But, do it for you, not others. What others think is really not important and you will learn that as you age. People who care about you won’t judge you.
Fell free to DM me anytime.

[moviedude714]

I have high functioning autism