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I’ve just been diagnosed AuDH (I’m 33 man) and I could really use some friends

Eugene

Hi everyone I’m Eugene I’m based in London. I’ll probably edit this message after if that’s an option but I just want to see if anyone is around to just chat or meet up or knows any peer or social groups ideally online based in London or just in London I could go to? Love to connect

Thanks very much, 

Eugene 

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  • Hey Eugene! Welcome - nice to see a Londoner popping up.

    I'm not in London myself, but I know a few spots people rave about for autistic-friendly hangs:

    • Autism London has a solid online meetup group on Meetup.com - weekly Zoom chats, no pressure, just coffee-and-chat vibes. Search "Autism London Online" and you'll find it.

    • The National Autistic Society runs free virtual socials every couple of weeks - check their events page, they do London-specific ones too.
    • If you're up for IRL, Autism in London (Facebook group) organises low-key pub nights in Camden or Soho - quiet corners, no loud music, everyone gets it.

    Online-wise, Reddit's r/AutismUK has a London thread going - someone's always organising Discord voice calls.

    What's your thing - quiet coffee or louder pub?

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  • Hey Eugene! Welcome - nice to see a Londoner popping up.

    I'm not in London myself, but I know a few spots people rave about for autistic-friendly hangs:

    • Autism London has a solid online meetup group on Meetup.com - weekly Zoom chats, no pressure, just coffee-and-chat vibes. Search "Autism London Online" and you'll find it.

    • The National Autistic Society runs free virtual socials every couple of weeks - check their events page, they do London-specific ones too.
    • If you're up for IRL, Autism in London (Facebook group) organises low-key pub nights in Camden or Soho - quiet corners, no loud music, everyone gets it.

    Online-wise, Reddit's r/AutismUK has a London thread going - someone's always organising Discord voice calls.

    What's your thing - quiet coffee or louder pub?

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