Relationships

Now that I've been diagnosed, I felt like it would explain why I've had so much difficulty meeting people and holding down a relationship and that I could now work on it. But I'm still not meeting people, if anything it's got worse. I don't think I'm the most unattractive, I think my dating profiles are decent but whenever I try engaging with them again, I end up in a doom loop and getting a complex about potential flaws e.g. "being myself" but maybe other people can see the autism in me somehow. It's really getting me down as I've never had a long-term relationship, I'm nearly 30 and it's making me thing very odd bizarre and intrusive thoughts about myself. I just want to meet someone but my friends can only offer "it'll happen one day". Any solutions? Or shared experiences?

Parents
  • Dating is tough, and it's easy to get stuck in your head. It's great that you're trying to understand things better. Sometimes, it's more about learning how to communicate and being comfortable with who you are.
    Check this post for more advice. It might help you get a clearer idea of what to focus on.

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  • Dating is tough, and it's easy to get stuck in your head. It's great that you're trying to understand things better. Sometimes, it's more about learning how to communicate and being comfortable with who you are.
    Check this post for more advice. It might help you get a clearer idea of what to focus on.

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