There is a time and place for everything; it's called college.
There's one thing you must understand about the psychology of social interaction: common mathematical variance. Due to the relative diversity of people drawn to higher education, chances are good there's a relatively wide gamut of interests which may coincide with yours. Unfortunately that doesn't always help people like us.
In my case, I didn't date anyone until college, and that was a disaster thanks mostly in part to my inexperience and accepting the first person who showed any interest in me. Never, ever do that! I can't stress that enough. Difficulty with social cues, being oblivious to subtle character flaws, and willingness to ignore other issues out of love or misguided desperation, are a fool's errand, and unfortunately, all too easy for us. Your already atrophied emotions can suffer a brutal beating, unnecessarily, because you think there's no hope, and accept the first woman who presents herself. I say that, only because we're not likely to actually seek human companionship actively, with any success.
This is coming from a man who, upon first seeing the large gamer/RPG/social-outcast group on campus, ran away until someone later convinced me to attend one of their meetings. Even after three years, I was still a fringe member--not taking part in many activities, not really hanging out with anyone--an outcast among outcasts. Mostly I'd been oblivious to it, but enough years of anything, and you'll begin to notice. I pretty much gave up, but still trolled dating sites, because I'm unwilling to submit to fate.
And at the age of 30, I've had 4 girlfriends ever. Way, way below the average for a healthy male. But them's the breaks. Don't beat yourself up too much over it. I've got a friend who's 2 years older than me who actually has never had a girlfriend, but oddly, he's more social than me because he's a 4th-dan blackbelt and teaches classes. I'm sure, eventually, he'll find someone. I just hope he doesn't pick her by default; it almost happened once already, except she disappeared after successfully scamming him without a single date. I really hope he knows better for next time. All of us should be on our guard, because the natural defenses just aren't there.
Just don't get too jaded; with six billion people on Earth, mathematically, there should be at least one whom can relate to your unique foibles. The real trick is locating him or her.