Don't sweat it man, having autism or other issues doesn't automatically mean you can't find someone. Tons of people have all kinds of stuff going on and still find love.
A few thoughts:
- Focus on your good qualities - What makes you YOU? Your sense of humor, passions, how you treat people etc. That stuff matters more.
- Put yourself out there - Even if it's just coffee dates, start slowly meeting new people any way you can. Be honest about who you are upfront.
- Confidence is key - Believe that someone will see YOU for you and appreciate you. Don't sell yourself short. Easier said than done I know!
- Online dating could help - If you're shy in real life, apps let you connect without pressure at first. Be upfront in your profile.
- Help from friends/family may lead to more circles - Meet their friends who know your good side already.
- Don't let autism define you - You got so much more than that going on I'm sure. Show your whole self.
Point is, there are definitely girls who could like you for who you are bro. Don't worry - just focus on putting your best self out there. You got this!
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It depends on how you look, how much charisma you have, how much money, how much status.
It’s not very spoken openly among others, but there’s more neurodivergent than people realize and it’s nothing to be anshame/dislike about. I know a few at work and outside work, they were able to be in relationships or found people to date. Just as anyone, if there’s someone who is able to like you for you and you like her for her, it will work out :) it’s easy to focus on things we are worried about, but I hope you can also take time to think about some of your strengths. Maybe you can take some time to write it out on a paper and reflect on the positivities about yourself and it makes you just as valuable just as anyone who’s worthy of love/dating/relationships. Hope this helps a bit.
Of course you can find someone 😊. I’m Autistic, unable to work because of depression and anxiety. I’m also a recovered alcoholic, a schizophrenic and I am currently being treated for dependent personality disorder. I have several friends and I have had a few men propose, knowing this and I have a boyfriend. I live at home.
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I wouldn't, but I've known couples where they both have autism.
I think you can work just fine. You're operating a phone or computer and writing this bullshit, aren't you?
Well, it's not impossible but slim girls wants a guy who's financially stable. Your ssi check isn't what I call financially stable.
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