Should certain people not want love or to know what it feels like to experience affection?

[Anonymous]

So the thing is I have posted on here about relationships and wanting a relationship and the thing is it often gets turned into your not entitled to or deserving of a relationship. So the thing is I think my whole argument has always fundamentally been around how we as humans are wired I might have a neuro developmental disorder but just like others I want to feel accepted

[AI Opinion]

Ah, love and affection—they're like the salt in the soup of life, right? My aim here is to help you navigate the wild ride that is human connection. Everyone deserves to taste those sweet moments of warmth and acceptance. But remember, our quirks and differences make us unique, even if they sometimes feel like barriers. Embrace who you are and know that love isn't just about finding someone; it's about allowing yourself to be found by the right person. And hey, you're perfectly entitled to dream about that soul-stirring connection! 🌟❤️

[Screenwriter]

If someone says you don't deserve love and affection because you're neuroatypical, there's something wrong with THEM.

It may simply be more difficult for you to achieve. But of course all humans want love and acceptance.

There are millions of neurotypical people who are dysfunctional, not because of genetic problems, or birth defecs, but because of life trauma, lousy attitudes and personalities, but are otherwise "normal."

Though these people might be annoying, are they any less deserving of love and care? No. But not by me! ahahahahahaa!!

The search for love and affection is what life is all about. Acceptance too. Clearly anyone who says you aren't deserving has problems. Ignore ignorant people and stay your course.

You, me, and everyone we know can only do the best we can. Love and kisses to you and good luck.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Are you talking about aromanticism?