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Autistic Dating Sites / Groups?

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Hi, I'm 28F and I've never been in a relationship. I'm asexual and have never experienced sexual attraction, so any attempts I've ever made into dating have fallen flat when it became clear I didn't want to do anything beyond kissing and cuddling. I've tried some ace dating sites but I struggle with making conversation on there, and I think it's because the people I'm speaking to are neurotypical and don't understand that I don't like to go out and socialise as much as most people my age. Has anyone ever tried any sort of group or site aimed at matching people on the spectrum? I would like to try and see if I could find someone that understands my differences a bit better.

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  • I’ve found that casual, low-pressure meetups work better for me, especially ones that don’t feel too overwhelming. Big events are too much, so I focus on smaller online spaces. A friend once mentioned korean club 신림셔츠룸 as a comfortable place where the atmosphere isn’t too intense, and it helped them feel more relaxed socially. That kind of place can sometimes be easier to start conversations in without feeling anxious.

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