Ecomatt91 wrote:
Many friends told me I need to change my approaching strategies and that. I don't understand this, because I thought I changed so many ways over the years of how I interact with people. This appears to be a major aspergers symptom of where I cannot change the way who I am because my brain is wired this way. It seems the only option to fix this is get a brain surgery and fix the wiring processes.
No, you are nowhere near out of options!
You could always try being honest with the plethora of therapists you have engaged and
actually doing what the 11 therapists/programs tell you to do, rather than going through the motions and complaining that your unchanged actions are resulting an unchanged result (no friends, no dates) that you are very unhappy about.
You could take a little break from trying to date to focus on making friends. Proper friends, the kind you do stuff one-on-one with (vs acquaintances who turn up at the same meetups as you). The social skills to make friends are easier to learn (and also a perquisite for romantic relationships, the vast majority of the time) and successfully making friends will probably boost your confidence... so you'll be in far better shape to date afterwards.