Until I turned 26, I remained a virgin. After finally having experiences with three women, each expressed that we weren't compatible for a long-term relationship. Recently, I've been talking to a girl daily for two months before our two dates. We slept together on both occasions, but after the second date, she suddenly became less enthusiastic, flirty, and affectionate. She expressed that she likes me but not on a romantic level. Despite being told I'm handsome and skilled in bed, I'm puzzled as to why none of these connections seem to develop into lasting relationships, especially since I've never been in one and I'll turn 30 this year.
As someone on the autism spectrum, I often wonder if it's my difficulty in connecting with people, their struggle to connect with me, or a combination of both. A month after our second date, she asked if I had a "disability," seeming annoyed and offended by my not disclosing it earlier. I had intended to eventually share this aspect of myself, but it seems my message didn't come across, especially considering her profession in mental health. Additionally, I've always been hesitant to disclose my autism to women, fearing they would treat me differently or automatically disqualify me from a relationship.
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